little bub, a rescue adopted. little bub's face.hangs out. >> little bub has a guest and first time they ever met. look who it is. >> i knew it. >> a picture, i posted it. little tuna. also an adopted dog. tuna was abandoned on the road near san diego. so these are two adopted animals who are now huge internet stars making tons of money for their awesome owners. and look at them together. i think they're happy and in love. >> i don't think either one have any idea what's going on. >>> guys doing something crazy. >> these guys are my kind of idiots. >> see it next "right this minute." >>> and still to come -- he's known for pulling pranks. but now he's got something sweet up his sleeve. >> a big surprise for his parents, especially for his mom. >> the special gift that makes her dreams come true. >>> plus -- why you don't want to mess with these thirsty elephants. >> let's get the heck out of here! ririchch, , chchewewy y cacararamemel l rorolllleded up in smooth, milk chocolate... lelet t meme k knonow w ifif t thihis s gegetsts t t

lil' bub, a rescue was adopted, little face and little paws little bub has a guest and it's the firstey have ever met and look at this. >> little tuna. >> tuna also an adopted dog. tuna was abandoned on the road near san diego. so these are two adopted animals who are now huge internet stars making tons of money for their awesome owners. look at them together. i think they're happy and in love. >> i don't think either one of them have any idea what's going on. >>> a game of cops and robbers. [ sirens ] >>> there's something we know about men. they like sex and food. this video addresses both of those things. you don't understand a thing she's saying -- >> she was talking? >> she's speaking spanish. >> she could be wearing a sun dress but she looks naked. >> she basically is naked. in her youtube channel she basically prepares very simple items that men can make themselv. >> she ido does say y have to be very gentle with them try not to squeeze them too hard. >> that's true. you could bruise them. >> i imagine a college kid clicking around looking at hot chicks on youtube might actuall

come on let's get a bath bubs. come on. come on let's get one. let's get a bath. >> videos remind you why animals rule the internet. first, romantic moment between bears. >> hubba, hubba. >> looking at ari and reason na at bear sanctuary, four paws in kosovo. rescued from a mini zoo. they are making out. this is a full-on open mouth kiss. >> they are proper. wow. what have they been watching? >> it's just love. >> love. when you love somebody you just are drawn to kiss them. >> next set of videos brand-new puppy. nothing better than a brand-new puppy. this is bronte. after the author. and look at that face. she is unbelievablebly adorable. first video, playing with her big brother link the cat. tolerant of puppy behavior. >> you can't get mad at a puppy. they're learning their way around the world and the cat tlps to there to teach it the place. >> an 8-year-old dog, not having it. look at those eyes. aw. >> you want to pet her ears. >> if you want to pet her ears you probably could because bronte belongs to one of the members of the "rtm" family

bub today chuck ai has an rest in working for the sixers front office.ants to be in the war room when they draft players and be able to express some type pin in the decisions they make. listen, i don't know if ai is a good front office guy a lot of times players can't transition but this city and that team he's great pr right now and allen iverson would bring it. >> sixers fans love avenue i. >> it would be interesting nonetheless. >> all right. that does it for us here at 6:00 o'clock. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. stay warm. >>> attention wal-mart shoppers. the dude in the ceiling! >>> then, accused killer robert durst dying. >> he has esophageal cancer. >>> and on the campaign trail with donald trump. >> "inside edition." >> is he running for president for real this time? >>> then -- >> guilty of first-degree murder. >> the best man convicted of killing his best friend's wife. >> this murderer in front of us. >> and march dadness. >> he tipped over his stool after his son made a three. >> he alread

been in his store and just loved the way it looked -- was a man named neil setti with bookland in a bub sub of houston, and he donated it to us. all we had to do is rent a truck, hire some temporary employees, get it out of these warehouses he had and assemble it, and i was -- and he also sold us books at a very discounted price and then later gave us ten books. he also gave us a cash register and some cabinets that we had back in our storage room. so he was very generous person. i told all my contractors i worked with that we were going to open at thanksgiving and if they weren't onboard with this, then that was my deadline. i didn't want to miss the thanksgiving traffic. so, the whole -- all the repairs were done with generators. we didn't -- the event was on september 13th, and we didn't get electricity returned until november 3rd. and the -- then we had to wait while an ac unit had to be ordered and sent here and we were actually open before we had our air conditioning installed. and when we opened, we had maybe one shelf -- for each shelf, one row of books. but we were open. and pe

noah top was last seen sunday morning in his bub lynn, virginia home -- dublin, virginia home. >> reporter: noah thomas is everywhere in dublin, virginia, on flyers, store fronts, on the minds of the hundreds of people looking for him scanning fields, combing woods, examining roadsides. >> we've covered somewhere in the neighborhood of 7 square miles. >> reporter: this state police team has walked more than 20 miles in three days looking for this 5-year-old boy last seen sunday morning watching cartoons in his living room. >> in the area surrounding noah's residence we continue to search those areas. >> reporter: the scent for noah thomas ends right around here at the end of his long driveway and so today police are refocusing their investigation in their search on highland road which may seem like a quiet backroad but locals say it's not. highland road connects two major roadways in pulaski county. many drivers use it as a cuts- through. after four days of searching where noah could -- cut- through. after four days of searching where noah could have walked on his own, there's also the pos

thanked, bub. and that's just disney's movie business. the company is in television and espn which is the one tv property where you still have to pay out. sports are the one thing people still like to watch live. and disney's got a terrific theme park business that should benefit hugely from cheaper gasoline and has in the last quarter. tend of the day, disney has a terrific balance between offense and defense like duke. duke has faster growing businesses with big catalysts coming up. it is also the company that is not too damage philadelphia the federal reserve decides to go the know nothing route and raises routes too rapidly. number two seed in the south, gonzaga university. even though it's actually based in spokane, washington. i think the terrific franchises in washington, my mind goes straight to boeing. gonzaga is a blue clip name in college basketball. 15 consecutive ncaa appearances and the same way boeing is absolutely a month own stock here. both of these stories are all about having a fantastic coach. gonzaga was a sleepy mid

now there's so much money sloshing around that gem bub is actually telling donors to stop giving himthe washington post" reports that bush is saying he is telling donors not to give more than $1 million. >>> jason, have you heard of. >> but then again we've never seen an election like this. running again the wife of a former president. we can't pretend anymore that we have any semblance of democracy. this is all going to be a bought and paid for election. i'm not surprised what george bush is doing. he's certainly not going to convince anyone he's beholding to the -- soing this all just window dressing right now for something that would be bought by probably six or seven major investors in the united states. >> at first glance i really appreciate the sentiment, but i have to agree with jason on this. this to me only speaks of the privilege hoe actually has as a candidate, that he's so comfortable that he can say, no no, you're over a million, i'm not going to take it. citizens united is not a popular decision. >> it helps him with who? >> with americans. a lot of americans are actual

reporting live here in sunnyvale, bub riedel. >> thank you. >> albany police are investigating that city's first homicide in 11 years. >> the victim in the u.s. to become a denis, and she was murdered in her own home. in the 1,000 home of canes ss avenue in albany. stephanie is live. the victim was close to graduating dental school. >> yeah that's right. good morning. a very sad story. one year away from graduating. neighbors tell us she herself in an apartment in this building here on the 1,000 block of canes avenue and she kept a very low profile. one neighbor saying she heard a gunshot, a pause, and then a gunshot. thought nothing of it thought it was fire crackers. the next day, a family member found her dead inside. the door to her albany apartment is boarded up sealed by police. this is where the 37-year-old from india lived on her own as she studied at ucsf. monday afternoon, her cousin found her, killed by a single gunshot in her home. >> they were so devastated. i heard also the brother was going to fly in from india as well. it was devastating, and our condolences as a neighbor a

we don't see what caused the incident to turn violent bub the man appears to throw punches towards one of the four officers on the scene who were trying to arrest him on suspicion of robbery. it escalates ending up on the ground. you hear someone say what sounds like, drop the gun. then the sound of a taser goes off. then more shouting that sounds like drop the gun yelled twice. a struggle continues and five shots are fired. suspect lies motionless in the street. police say the suspect attempted to grab the officer's gun. >> during the attempt to detain him, this individual resisted our officers. they struggled with him, they tried to tase him a couple of times. that was ineffective and ev eventually the struggle occurred where they were struggling over one of the officer's weapons. >> three officers fired their weapons including a supervisor. >> this is early stages of the investigation and that analysis is based on one video which shows a portion of the incident that occurred. we want to wait until all of the videos are in, all of the witnesses are interviewed and officers are interv

. >> bub that's the speaker. you want to blame netanyahu for what the speaker did? ya shoe is a sophisticated politician. he would have picked up the phone saying speaker boehner has invited me we want to work closely with you. how do you feel about it? the second point, in israel it's a hard fought election. it's not certain that netanyahu would win. but i do not like the idea that two weeks before the election in the foreign country the prime minister is using u.s. congress as a prop and a photo opportunity for his reelection. that's wrong. >> she spoke on the sensitive issue at aipac earlier today. listen to what he said. >> the last thing that anyone who cares about israel the last thing that i would want is for israel to become a partisan issue. and i regret that some people have misperceived my visit here this week as doing that. >> has israel become a partisan issue? >> look when you have a very partisan congress and the speaker invites mr. netanyahu without speaking to the president of the united states of course it's a part danisan issue and i think mr. net

there was a lot of hub-bub over this dress. it was valued at over $150,000.t may not have been worth that much. the thief reportedly took two pearls off the dress and claims the pearls are fake. the designer of the dress calvin kleine says it doesn't want to press charges. a little awkward. let's take a look at this costume. the "50 shades of gray" frenzy got a little boy from england in trouble. this 11-year-old was sent home from school for wearing a christian gray costume complete with what you see in his hands there, cable ties and an ieye mask. thousands dressed up as fictional characters. children knew christian gray from media coverage. >> i guess mom is reading a bedtime story. ok. all right. another questionable parenting choice here soon, folks, you can buy baby bottles that look like beer bottles. >> on-line retailer he perpetual kid will sell these baby bottles next month. they are market being the product as a hilarious way to take nursing a bottle to a whole new level. not everyone is laughing though. the director of the national institute on al

in other world news today, those who bub lished the leaks from former snsa security secrets have beenored with a pulitzer prize and oscar. can those people get him freedom back here in the united states? a possible deal would bring the 31-year-old back to the u.s. to stand trial about leaking classified information. snowden was granted asielylum by vladimir putin and is living in russia. matthew chance joins us from moscow. where are these reports coming from, matthew? >> reporter: they're coming from snowden's russian lawyer. he's very close to the kremlin, been representing edward snowden throughout the period he's been claiming asylum here in russia. the attorney has just written a book in russian about edward snowden and is on a publicity tour promoting that book. it was during a press conference earlier today in moscow he made the remarks, that edward snowden wants to come back to the u.s. and they're doing everything they can to make that happen. this is really the first time we've heard about the possibility of any negotiations being under way to get edward snowden from russia

by 1:00 we're 350 downtown with -- 50 down would be with 40s in the bub,.kind of the i want of milder air tomorrow. the real warm stuff gets in here on thursday. and in fact we're going to advance to thursday for that reason. by 11:30 in the monoon thursday, we're back in the 60s already with some showers and thunderstorms pushing through. i think we're going to have two wet commutes on thursday both to work and from work. but at least temperatures are going to be near 70 which eases the pain a little bit. for tonight, returning partly cloudy and cold. low temperatures in the 30s. winds east/southeast at 10. now by morning, clouds are back. some showers are possible. not a washout. temperatures in the 30s and 40s and winds southeast at first quarter. if it's a pain to take -- 10. if it's a pain to take your umbrella leave them home. high temperatures 50 to 55 and winds more southeast at 10 but becoming southerly at 10 late in the day and that will get us to those mid 50s. so 37 at 7:00 with some clouds and 40 at 9:00 maybe a sprinkle. 50 by 1:00 so we're cl

i'm not optimistic that bub will -- that that will change in the foreseeable future. the other problem is the diplomatic security service lacks a dedicated training center. if you think about this in context, the fbi has their own the secret service has their own, and yet the diplomatic security service does not. there's no other organization that has the same sort of threat overseas. that is something that is desperately needed as well. host: fred burton joining us from austin, texas. the topic is security at the diplomatic embassies across the world. if you want to ask him questions about it, (202) 748-8000 is a line for democrats. (202) 748-8001 are line for republicans. for independents, (202) 745-8002. mr. burton, doctors about when security threats are being evaluated in these world wide spots. one of the questions that need -- what are the questions that need to be answered? what is asked? what kinds of things they looking at on the ground to determine what level of security is needed? guest: there is a two minutes -- a tremendous amount of oversight today post

>> reporter: governor bub issh is getting a good reaction and he's setting out in a little bit of retails. it's interesting, the 2016 presidential campaign hasn't officially begun yet but it sure feels like it has in new hampshire this weekend. establishment favorite jeb bush making his first political trip in 15 years to the key primary state of new hampshire pressing the flesh at a fund-raiser friday night. >> this is my inaugural voyage in a house party that looks like this at least. >> reporter: but questions about his e-mail use followed him here. bush pushed back against democrats who have tried to link his use of personal e-mail while serving as florida's governor to revelations that hillary clinton used her personal e-mail when she was secretary of state. >> we complied with the law and we've now made all of my e-mails long before mrs. clinton's issues came up we made them public for you to see. so it's totally different. >> reporter: the latest nbc news marist poll shows bush has fierce competition. scott walker is just a few points behind. walker lacks name recognition and he t

i'm not optimistic that bub will change in the first sealable future.he other problem is the diplomatic security service lacks a dedicated training center. if you think about this in context, that the eye has their own, the secret service has their own, and yet the diplomatic security service does not. there's no other organization that has the same sort of threat overseas. that is something that is desperately needed as well. host: fred burton joining us from austin, texas. the topic is security at the like embassies across the world. if you want to ask him questions about it, (202) 748-8000 is a line for democrats. (202) 748-8001 are line for republicans. for independents, (202) 745-8002 . mr. burton, doctors about when security threats are being evaluated in these world wide spots. one of the questions that need to be answered? what is asked? what kinds of things they looking at on the ground to determine what level of security is needed? guest: there is a two minutes amount of oversight today post benghazi with threat assessments created in-house wi

and jeb bub at 8.3%. and here's rand paul though, on winning the straw poll.titutional conservatives of our party have spoken in a loud and clear voice today. i plan on doing my part, and i hope you will join me as i continue to make the gop a bigger, better and bolder party. i guess there's obviously a huge divide between the people who run and fund the republican party in washington. and the people who vote for republican candidates in the early primary stage. rand paul was is reviled in washington. definitely. he's really, truly, disliked by the establishment. but, according to these results he's doing pretty well among the voters. >> yeah, and jeb bush you're sixth on the list list. >> there may be a message here. candidates evolve over time. you know they look at what their voters want. they think through their position,thy hone them. >> there's a part in the primaries when conservative candidates are forced to be even more conservative to get the nod. then going through the general election it it make it tougher. >> it can be fun. jeb bush said willing t

. >>> we've got a bub running a camera here. clear golden gate bridge. looking good at this hour.o show you san rafael the patchy fog burning off. we still have some lingering off the east shore. getting into this afternoon, temperatures are going to be comfortable. high pressure moving in. we're going to see the 80s by saturday. then everything changes. a few showers on the way. less than a quarter inch for the entire bay area. >> reporter: and, guys koebts bring you all here and i can't bring back sunshine but i can bring gifts. that's always good. matt, i know you'll be golfing. maybe another couple of months from now back up in new york. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: savannah doesn't get much anymore. i think it is all for baby vail. so of course we got baby vail a little bahamas onesie. natalie, you always look absolutely beautiful in pink so we got you a nice pink sarong. you can save that for the beach. carson our music man, we got you a little bongo. this is fun. little finger bongo. i know al's not in today but he's got his bahamian roots here so he had to get a li