cecil was a jack of all trades.addition to farming, equipment manufacturing and oil and gas production, cecil was a community bank owner, an ethanol producer, and a real estate developer. in 2013 cecil and frances established the obrate foundation which has provided nearly $7 million in college scholarships to students, many of whom grew up in poverty and in the foster care system. cecil was also a major ben factor to his block offed oklahoma state university, may being transformational investments in the university's athletics programs. he lived by his motto, make it happen. he once said, i found no substitute for an honest day's work and inquisitive mind and a desire to always do more. in all that he did, he lived out the kansas conservative values of faith, family, hard work, personal responsibility and love for neighbor. cecil was a loving father and a devoted husband who was blessed to live long enough to meet his great-great-granddaughter. his legacy of generosity and leadership will be missed dearly to. his w

people think cecil looks like a human is trapped inside. >> we joke around he has a civil war veterantuck in his body. >> reporter: not to mention 4,000 bucks. talk about a treat. ♪ ♪ money money money ♪ ♪ it makes the world go round ♪ >> cecil's eyes are super cute. >> he is an adorable dog. >> i am glad to hear the cash is not going to go to the fence workers. i'm glad they took the cash to the bank. >> yes. >> they won't be paying anyone with that stinky money. >> that is love and patience and forgiveness. you just hug him. at least that's what they're telling us. they just washed the money, washed the poo out. he's a civil war veteran in there. >> apparently. >> which side? >> you can talk about that in the 8:00 a.m. hourur. >>> ththe next h hour of cnn s after r a quick brbreak. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business i

and then i just yelled, cecil ate the money, he ate the $4,000. >> reporter: luckily, cecil was okay.ced with a messy recovery mission. determined to save the money by any means necessary. >> i'm just like following him, you know. each time he goes out and see if he goes. and he went, and lo and behold, there was definitely visible money in there. so i was hey, i'm going to pick it up, grab it, and we'll sift through it. >> reporter: detailing their journey in this now viral video, the laws were able to piece together the shredded cash, salvaging $3500. >> that's 50 bucks. >> i called our bank, explained the situation. i said you're going to think i'm crazy, but this is what happened. and they said actually this happens from time to time. animals will eat money. and so they said if we brought in the bills, if they had the majority of both serial numbers, we would be able to have those replaced. >> reporter: cecil's parents happy to get some of that money back in the bank and relieved the mischief pup has a bill of health after a very costly treat. >> good boy! >> reporter: rehema elli

like he just robbed a bank. >> i saw all the cash on the floor, and cecil just standing there.throws up, and i'm like wow, there's a lot of hundreds. >> a dream. clayton and his wife had to start taping the bills together by hand, but the harder job, i'd argue, was collecting cecil's deposits from the card. then came the money laundering. >> how bad a job is it to launder your dog's pop? >> it was rough. the first time we did it, it's gag worthy. >> the bank knows this is coming. >> oh, yeah. our bank was really nice about it. >> they were? >> i was going to say. >> cecil is getting a new job or home if he's mine. >> i think he's already got a job. >> digging through the pile. i'm not talking about the pile of

, and he is so cute, and cecile can do no wrong, but i am not blaming cecile for this. no, no. >> it is not his fault, but he likes the taste. >> of money. don't we all. >> happening now. >> this is a hard segue. >> the supreme court, and best segue ever, and the supreme court, and we could hear any minute if they are taking up the case of donald trump beieing bannnned from ststate ballotots >>> all right. standing by for news from the supreme court, and they are meeting right now and we could hear very shortly about whether they will take up the issue of donald trump being banned from the state ballots. >> at any moment

the couple says they did follow cecil around until she did her business and actually recovered about50. is pretty good. that was another way i would smoke once an hour. that didn't work either. all that would happen at some point of the day. i would end up doubling up. other ways that i tried to quit was i stopped buying cigarettes totally. but if i took three puffs off of like 15 friends, those didn't count because they weren't my cigarettes and they weren't full cigarettes. [laughs] you know, i went through a lot. [ relaxing music ] >> steffy: i still can't believe it. i mean, what are the odds that he chooses you as his doctor? in all of l.a.? do you

through investments in southwest kansas communities, cecil and his wife -- cecil and his wife frances has transformed countless lives. he established a named -- which became one of the ggts in our state and had scholarships for those who grew up in the foster care system or level. cecil loved to help other succeed, particularly young people. he gave generously to many charities, and i have no doubt their charity will help many kansans for years to come. i had an opportunity to speak at the charity event. despite achieving great means and influence, he remained dedicated to the kansas and midwestern values he learned on the farm fields in hamilton county and cecil conducted himself with humility. he lived in garden city for 60 years. to nearly everyone cecil met, he there it is no substitute for an honest day's work inquisitive mind an desire to always do more. his life was a testament to those principles and he lived them each day with authenticity and purpose. in many ways cecil o'brate exemplified the american people team. he -- american dream. he became a friend of president george

but >> poor cecil. i mean, that's a lot of money. even if there were $100 want to look like a zi, chew it up. gives you good home, though, because i think who come home and they've torn something apart near lake. >> don't know. but can you imagine seeing it being like, oh, no, he got some of the he got all of how did they get it out? we're not. we're not reporting that. you know, we don't want to know all the details. we're going to leave people's imagination. but exit cecil is okay because listen, pets get in. they eat crazy things and then that could really cause a big problem. so surgery is for dogs like remove like plastic spiders like and those are like that legal mo controls or something is really probably cost $4,000. get it all out of there. and then the skills, ok? so rest assured everyone as you head to your weekend, cecil is okay. that was a good way to start the 3 of 3 from the yeah. i think so. i think so. and we're off to a year off a roaring start rates >> 3 winners so far. i think the 3, 3, was probably one of our bes

i will be cecil's attorney. he did nothing wrong. he is so cute. yes oh, look at him on the couch. >> this is the famed cuteness defense we're going with here. yes all i can think of when i read this story is this guy going to the bank and presenting these bills and just like, okay, that's like, literally like the dog ate my homework, but ate my bills. >> yes, a little bit more expensive. >> yeah. all right. that's it fo entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failure. in order for small businesses to thrive, or they need to besium. smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast busine

the pennsylvania couple quickly called their vet who told them cecil likely just needed to be monitoredays . >> as long as he is eating and going to the bathroom normally, don't worry about it. >> reporter: what was the reaction of the vet and the manager at the bank when he explained what happened? >> nobody was super shocked. i guess this happens a lot. >> reporter: the bank told them they could take together bills with visible serial numbers and that would replace them. they knew what would up -- what would have to happen next. you sifted through vomit and droppings? >> yes. i will follow him and see if anything comes out for a couple of days and it did. >> reporter: they recovered $3550 . were you angry ? >> no now. i don't think you could ever really get angry at a pet for doing this kind of thing. we were happy he was okay. >> reporter: it is hard to be mad at a face like this. after all, he had a rough day. >> all right, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome. that's what john oliver says. ok. we all know and love the pioneer, the icon, the master,

now i want you to meet cecil — he's a goldendoodle dog. he's just cost his owners a whole lot of money. he's gone viral for a snack he ate — a snack of $4,000 dollars in cash that his owners had left out. clayton and carrie law say they managed to piece together most of the shredded notes after a rather smelly search of cecil�*s droppings and vomit. in the end, just $450 is missing. they've described cecil as a "goofy guy". we have a story that people are able to just laugh about. i think that a lot of us have had a pet or a toddler, or a kid who has gotten their hands on something that they shouldn't have and we can kind of relate to this story. in reality, we were never married and i don't think you can really ever get angry at a pet for doing something like this. they might do something shocking or unexpected but they are not doing it on purpose or to hurt you and you just have to love your pet. that's what they are there for. so many questions about the story. whether the dog ate for and half thousand pounds or they managed to put it b

. >> reporter: pup parents say their seven-year-old goldendoodle , cecil, is normally a very good boyxcept for the time he ate $4000 in cash , left on the kitchen counter meant to pay for a new fence. >> was literally 30 minutes, the money was just strewn on the floor, like half eaten bills in the envelope was completely gone. she is really good at researching stuff so she is like a googling dog ate money, what do you do kind of thing. >> reporter: it happened last month, the pennsylvania couple quickly called their vet, who told them cecil like we just needed to be monitored for a few days. >> as long as he is not eating and going to the bathroom normally, don't worry about it. >> what was the reaction of the vet and the manager at the bank when you explained what happened? honestly, nobody was super shocked. i guess it happens a lot. >> reporter: the bank told them they could taped together any bills with visible serial numbers and replace them. the two knew what had to happen next if they were going to recoup their money. >> you sifted through vomit and droppings? >> yes. >> i was

desafortunadamente, cecil lo miró como una merienda.ero los colocaron en lugar que no. >> sí, al alcance del animal no, pero bueno, ya yo creo que ya esto les sirvió de experiencia para no volverlo a hacer y bueno, si lo vuelve a hacer ya saben también cómo actuar en una situación como estas. >> definitivamente vamos a ver si los warriors aprendieron de la lección porque anoche cayeron los nuggets y hoy se querían reivindicar en casa ante los pistons. al regreso, todas las emociones de este cadillac city four salto entre 2 con los golden state warriors, que luego de la dolorosa derrota sufrida anoche ante los campeones de vernon, querían reivindicar 60 center ante el peor equipo de la conferencia del este. >> es decir, los detroit pistons que esta temporada establecieron un nuevo récord de derrotas consecutivas con 28. vamos con las acciones en san francisco. y bueno, qué se iba a encontrar a clay thompson con el triple 19 puntos para el. en el partido de acá, steph hacía de todo. primero el bloqueo, luego el drible, la pausa, la bandej

i don't know, maybe cecil should stick to dog biscuits next time. that is a ridiculous story that i hope you get to tell your kids in the morning, and on that note i wish you a very, very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late with me, i will see you again tomorrow. >>> i'm ali velshi in for alex wagner. ron desantis described it as a crisis at war. donald trump called it an invasion. with less than two weeks left until the iowa caucuses, today, trump and desantis published dueling op-eds in the des moines register, both cast immigration as the most pressing problem facing our country. both candidates promised that they, and they alone, can fix it. now, what both trump and desantis are advancing in these op-eds are neither actually fixes to our country's border issues, nor are they actually immigration policies. but they are the sort of plans you can tell people that you have, and they are articulating them to the public. they want to let fewer brown people in. they want immigration to b

i don't know, maybe cecil should stick to dog biscuits next time.s story that i hope you get to tell your kids in the morning, and on that note i wish you a very, very good night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thank you for staying up late with me, i will see you again tomorrow.

the w corresponded ben cecile and was following the chinese premier speech in douglas. or he is going to be trying to lose investors. china is in a very tricky position right now. he's just been saying to the dallas crowd that china has a huge contribution, an important role to play, but the fact is tighter is playing a smaller and smaller role in the world. economy. sure is still just one china, that's what the business leaders have told me. time. and again, even during the pandemic when china closed off, but back in 2017, when president eugene ping said, don't lock yourself in a dock room. talking about protectionism. i don't know if he was talking from experience as far as china's experiences go, but certainly that has been the biggest problem for invest is that china has locked itself off from the world as far as taking in it takes in invest is money, but it wants to be in control, and it's this line between private and public that is starting to disappear. and as it disappears, as there were rates on the corporate sector, arrests made and spying cases, companies ar

harder job, i'd argue, was collecting cecil's deposits from the card. then came the money laundering. >> how bad a job is it to launder your dog's pop? >> it was rough. the first time we did it, it's gag worthy. >> the bank knows this is coming. >> oh, yeah. our bank was really nice about it. >> they were? >> i was going to say. >> cecil is getting a new job or home if he's mine. >> i think he's already got a job. >> digging through the pile. i'm not talking about the pile of cash. >> the u.s. supreme court says it has a new ethics code. the court saying this will help "maintain and observe high standards of conduct." there's been a string of reports alleging some of the justices have been skirting ethics regulations, sparking questions about undisclosed trips and other perks for justices clarence thomas and samuel alito. >> at the moment, what they've said is, "okay, we're going to play by the rules of baseball but this whole umpiring thing, we're not so sure about. we're going to keep calling our own balls and strikes and deciding whether or not we're

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the washington post reports that cecil is a seven year old naughty golden doodle.t now, and has lived with the law's since he was just a puff. clayton said he has never done anything bad before, so they were shocked more than angry. they were able to piece together about 1500 bucks before calling the bank to explain the situation. clayton's wife carrie said, quote, i felt like a kid who says the dog ate my homework. i was surprised when they said they'd actually seen similar things happen multiple times -- that maybe dogs like that

. >> reporter: pup parents clayton and kerry law say the 7-year-old gooden doodle cecil is normally aoy except for the time he ate $4,000 left in cash on a kitchen counter meant to pay for a new fence. >> literally about 30 minutes the money was just strewn on the floor like half eaten bills and the envelope was completely gone. so. she's really good at researching stuff so she was like googling dog ate money. what do you do? kind of thing. >> reporter: it happened last month. the pennsylvania couple quickly called their vet who told them cecil likely just needed to be monitored for a few days. >> as long as he's eating and going to the bathroom normally, don't worry about it. >> reporter: what was the reaction of the vets and the manager at the bank? when you explained what happened. >> honestly, nobody was supershocked and i guess this happens lot. >> reporter: the bank told them they can tape together any bills with visible serial numbers and they'd deplace them. the two knew that would have to happen next if they're going to recoup their money. you sifted through vomit and droppin

. >> reporter: pup parents clayton and carrie law say their 7-year-old goldendoodle cecil is normally boy, except for the time he ate $4,000 left in cash on a kitchen counter meant to pay for a new fence. >> literally about 30 minutes, the money was just strewn on the floor. like half eaten bills and the envelope was completely gone. so. she's really good at researching stuff so she was like googling "dog ate money. what do you do?" kind of thing. >> reporter: it happened last month. the pennsylvania couple quickly called their vet who told them cecil likely just needed to be monitored for a few days. >> as long as he's eating and going to the bathroom normally, don't worry about it. >> reporter: what was the reaction of the vets and the manager at the bank, when you explained what happened? >> honestly, nobody was super shocked and i guess this happens a lot. >> reporter: the bank told them they could tape together any bills with visible serial numbers and they'd replace them. the two knew what would have to happen next if they were going to recoup their money. you sifted through vom

cecil on the hunt for a snack in his pittsburgh home, chewing and destroying nearly $4,000 in cash lefthad just withdrawn the money. >> it was a wtf moment. we're like, i don't understand. like, it didn't seem real. >> the frantic couple managing to piece t >> drive hun$3,500. all is forgiven. >> we've been laughing about it pretty much since that day. >> byron: that's one dog-loving couple. that's "nightline." catch full episodes on hulu. see you right back here on monday. thanks for the company, america. have a good and safe weekend.

recently went outside to plug in his car and saw something very strange flying low over the skies of cecil county. - [speaker] oh, my lord. - if it was a shooting star or a comet or some natural occurrence, i wouldn't even have bothered to send it to you. but this thing looked made by some intelligent life form. - is the search for life elsewhere- - [mike] a few weeks ago, nasa called for better data and more study of these objects. - do i believe there's life in a universe that is so vast that it's hard for me to comprehend how big it is? my personal answer is yes. - [mike] some are concerned about the risks uaps pose to military and commercial aircraft, and whether the mysterious sightings are part of surveillance by china or russia. - these pilots, they see it as urgent for our national security reason to have domain awareness. they could crash into these objects. - it looked like several vehicles and then it broke apart, then it streamed out and it just faded in the sky. - [mike] facelo may never know what flew over him in port deposit. - it could be extraterrestrial life, i don't know

live in harmony with animals and nature. men are connected receive and this spent long periods of cecile raising the history and such find that navigation barriers false here use of me on april and then october also. yeah, that will almost wasn't the to so women, the vic, everything and about are responsible for everything. what's happened on the land there's traditional kind of full patent head, scarves, blouses and woodlands, goods just as common place on the line. and now as a century ago, most of cycles, a part of life here to the i and probably needs the fastest way to get from one end of the island to the other, to visit her mother in law. for instance, the women of ki knew have no talk to them without leaving sewing and editing. that's how much will they keep and also need their own family supplied with him make clothes with friends and relatives as well. in stock contrast to the country with them on the mainland pits. collectivistic society is phone and people are pretty much individualistic. and usually the superpower for his phone and people for the living center box and the ph

. >> and the much from couch grams said they got a tory biden, reverend cecil it. wasn't great grandmother's to to may be shoulders and millions in between. >> organizers estimated thousands were in attendance for the one and a half mile march today, which course commemorates the 54 mile march made in 1965 from selma to montgomery, alabama, draymond green back on the court today after serving a 16 game. >> absent stream was suspended by the league in december after striking suns player in the face during a game green. it already been suspended 5 games earlier this season for putting a minnesota timberwolves center. rudy gobare and choke hold back in november. the warriors will be in memphis today taking on their actually games under way right now to pop took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon. also forty-niners now know who they're going to be playing in the divisional round of the nfl playoffs after a dominating performance in dallas. the packers are going to be headed to the bay area. >> to try and spoil the niners quest for the lombardi trophy. think they'll do i

writer olena styashkina won the lviv unesco city of literature prize with her novel the death of lev cecil made sense. published by the stary lev publishing house. this is a book about the war and the fate of people who met in the donetsk maternity hospital. the special award for the work about the war was divided between nina zahozhenko's play and yarina chornogos' poetry collection. the winners of the competition will receive a monetary reward. uah for the main prize and uah 100,000 for the award of a special nomination. elena styazhkina carries part of the funds for charity and assistance to soldiers. among the nominees for the literary prize is the writer victoria amelina, who died as a result of russian rocket fire in kramatorsk. because fortunately difficult, because really despite everything. people write, people create, and we have great authors, great writers, great poets who are ready to share their impressions, their emotions, it is very important to support tartu, estonians, indeed, it is very valuable, because it is a testimony of what we have support, and what we can do in th

so should of kids, i'm a new source, i'm cecile good. hello, buying agree with the for me says, which is nice to submit. i'm. it was simple for you to be able to take it between 2 can get us for sue sue's here subordinate. go to that, there's a so some quite them i just have here with me say that will for that or with a i last click, i forgot to say i should though i'm not able to was the flushing yeah. did they mean 0 put on the list with that the they've gone. see it on your chain. my goodness, thank you for the movement. she made a nice a of the, of the, the, to get to know my, my name and birth was richard william to this as the name my parents gave me um, you know, when i was 25 years old, i met my wife here in anchorage. she was over here on a j one visa and we fell in love. and 3 months later we, i'm married. but the interesting thing is she actually asked me to marry her. and so i thought in retribution for that, i should take her last name. and then we did the career summation and they gave me my orthodox name, which is romano.

. >> and the march from couch france they got a tory biden, reverend cecil it. wasn't great grandmother's to to baby strollers and millions in between reporting tiffan okay. one final check now on that breaking news in san francisco's golden gate park. we've been reporting on all evening. crews. sure to be close to clearing out that giant tree, which means they'll be able to tow away the last of the cars at that tree fell on tonight. 2 people were injured earlier this evening when that tree fell. but they did not need to go to the hospital. they're checked by paramedics in are okay again, this isn't 19th still avoid that area. but as of now, our sara stinson telling us the road may reopen as early as 8 o'clock about an hour away from now. so stay tune online. kron 4 dot com and we'll keep you posted on progress. but is a huge eucalyptus tree that shut down all the means. amazing that no one was seriously hurt that yes, those cars were crushed. well, that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6. we'll see tonight at 10. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be

i know so with the sa, so the new here, the rocket, cecile being fired, how my slides. a bowers are broken, so was tired of even those southern towns. and then you also have it has volt, continuing that fly on that front with prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying a couple of days ago is that they are increasing that strength along about border and spent a stop wanting to iran. and because below, which is boxed by iran, so to push back out, otherwise they will consider a military force. so definitely a change here with thing. but still, like we was saying that could just be movement of troops and also to give them a chance to rest for the loan. some time is still being discussed. we know that that is due on the table on tuesday, especially what happens once before is over with a security cabinet missing. thanks so much. sorry, so hard for us there and tell of a confrontations between is ready forces and palestinians have taken place during an overnight ride and occupied east jerusalem. this was the same as youths held burning objects. and d as rarely ami 5 take as the

when cecil going and safe the enemy, you don't know exactly on the meet the well every soldier the don't know exactly who they'll shopping in on the right place of this whole thing on the, on the other office. does this happen when the troops attack or when they fire back the little funds on here? so, because you'll see this on the shopping form, your, the photos and something usually because you'll see someone in the window is the following, the, to i to show the new type them be the self wonderful with. meanwhile, the order eventually says is very clear and simple. even though it is noteworthy, illinois chilton, which raises the question of how a friendly fire incident can occur at all. the most shocking case happened in december when the idea of killed three's rarely hostages. the public declares it is fighting to save you in combat and gather the men took off their shows to show they were an armed flag. one of them was waving a white flag. we emphasize knocked me all the command we'll. i'm not sure thing on saw when we flights labeled them up so they know someone, the funeral give up

writer olena styazhkina won the lviv unesco city of literature award with her novel the death of lev cecil makes sense. printed in the old lev publishing house. this is a book about war and the fate of the people who met in the donetsk maternity hospital. the special award for the work about the war was divided between nina zahozhenko's play and yarina chornogus' poetry collection. the winners of the competition receive a monetary reward from of the estonian city of tartu uah 150,000 for the main prize and uah 100,000 for the special nomination award. olena styazhkina donates part of the funds to charity and helping soldiers. among the nominees for the literary prize is the writer viktori viktoriya amelina, who died as a result of russian missile fire in kramatorsk. the choice was really hard, because luckily it is hard. because really despite... everything is written by people, people create, and we have wonderful authors, wonderful writers, wonderful poets who are ready to share their impressions, their emotions, the support of the tart is very important. really, it's very valuable, beca

he's known for cecil on his position and the tory easily. um, but what you see is it still has a very strong consequences for his, for lindsey graham space in south carolina. even recently, there was a riley down in south carolina where he was essentially booed off stage, and trump had to come down and call him the ground. of course he took advantage of the moment and said up for lindsey you were last, but now your file. yeah, yeah, it looks like the messiah. yeah, yeah, no, it's not a surprise. i want you to take a listen to to what i'm nikki haley said last night with the numbers came in with donald trump. you have one doubt of chaos after another. for a lot of people, politics is way to 1st and it's not personal for me. i voted for trump twice, or i decided to run because i'm worried about the future of our country. and because it's time to put the negative any and chaos behind us. right, so that seems reasonable, but we know that mistakes are going to be even higher for her in south carolina. and if she said she was a to term governor of

when cecil going and safe the enemy, you don't know exactly on the meet the was supposedly the don't know exactly. they'll shopping in on the right place of the actual thing, although in an order office, does this happen when the troops attack or when they fire back the little funds on here? so that will do for you. that's our shopping form your photos. and sometimes usually people use the phone when i'm doing those. if i wanted to write to show the new type can be the self wonderful. but or meanwhile, the order eventually says, is very clear and simple. even though there's no to that the little children, which raises the question of how a friendly fire incident can occur at all. the most shocking case happened in mid december when the idea of killed 3 is really hostages. the people it declares it is fighting to save your income back in gaza. the man took off their shirts to show they were an armed, while one of them was waving a white flag. we emphasize oak, me all the commend we'll i'm not sure thing on someone we flights label then also thing on someone, the funeral give up, i kno

this lady here is cecile witheringto's close. it may not be exact.and she was a master at blowing up trains where she got this specialty from. i know,ut there is a very interesting novel written cently aboled charlotte gray. and i would highly recommend it. she blew up 800 train loads of german supplies in france as phenomenal. re, 700 tons of supplies per, day per division. so if you're blowing up 800 train loads of supplies over a period of time, think of the divisions not getting their ammunition, not getting their food, not getting their replacement equipment, not getting their tanks there, artillery pieces, etc. she escaped and survived the war and was a fabulous spy, linguist, specialist. they couldn't tell her french accent from a native of france, a a lot of these women were brilliant linguist. the last lady here. is somebody that needs to have ndividual movie made about her the gestapo. tried to get her for four year and she escaped every time. so they called her the white mous and that is the title of her biography, the white mouse. n nancy

cecil on the hunt for a snack in his pittsburgh home, chewing and destroying nearly $4,000 in cash left on the kitchen table. his owners, clayton and carrie law, had just withdrawn the money. >> it was a wtf moment. we're like, i don't understand. like, it didn't seem real. >> the frantic couple managing to piece t >> drive hun$3,500. all is forgiven. >> we've been laughing about it pretty much since that day. >> byron: that's one dog-loving couple. that's "nightline." catch full episodes on hulu. see you right back here on monday. thanks for the company, america. have a good and safe weekend. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying int

pennsylvania couple was shocked when they found their home-improvement fund has been gobbled up by their dog, cecil0 in cash after swiping the money off the kitchen counter when his owners weren't looking. he didn't just wipe it he consumed it, it came out and it was cleaned up, they took it to the bank and help them get their money and the owners weren't mad at the dog. >> i would be somewhat mad but her face is so cute. the golden globe award show is tonight, some winners and presenters will be taken home gift bags valued at $500,000. the issues big ticket is luxury yacht charters exclusive trips to tropical islands and a membership to a private aviation company with $10000 in flight credits, that is insane, you wonder why people think hollywood is out of touch. doctor. marc: the ongoing plagiarism or took on a new twist as bill ackman is defending his wife against plagiarism allegations suggesting artificial intelligence be brought into higher allegation to decide what is plagiarism and what isn't. he tweeted and the best approach is probably launching an a.i. started to do this job. i would be

cecil in virginia. you are next. caller: my point is that you cannot just look at what the actual taxes are taken out but you have to take them to the final destination. we contribute a lot to nato, supporting mainly european countries. this country is full of immigrants. we are talking about who should be able to come into the country. we should also trace that money through contractors. i think it is a huge ponzi scheme. host: this is stacy in virginia. a democrat. caller: good morning. things that we need to cut? we need to stop paying billionaires not to pay taxes. we pay them when they do not pay taxes. that is the first thing we need to do. congress owes $3.5 billion in back taxes, that is current and former congressmen and senators. they are not paying taxes now and pay later. we need to cut all fending -- we need to cut all funding to israel and any other military complex. i believe they are laundering usaid back to these politicians because if they are making 100s of the $4000 a year, how are they leaving --

generations, pennsylvanians have had a special relationship with freedom and democracy from franklin to cecil b. moore, and now to the electorate over the last couple of election cycles where pennsylvanians have shown up to defend democracy, defeat extremism. i think this is a natural conversation for the president to have. i'm glad he chose pennsylvania here in the valley forge area to have this conversation with the american people. >> reporter: we understand the president is going to be introduced by a local official, just won in a republican county. was the first democrat to win his office since the civil war. you yourself just won an election in 2022 against an election denier. is this a message that can win over swing voters and republican voters, given what we have seen about their views of january 6th? >> i get that people here in pennsylvania and the american people, they're worried about a lot of things right now. and i think that's what you're getting at in the heart of your question, worried abdomen rising costs, they shouldn't have to also worry about their democracy and freedom.