welcome to circus or on collie. and then we'll performers take over due to the circus ring is clear let us be. the circus is currently in the northern german city of new bac performing their program storytellers yesterday today and tomorrow the idea is to transport the romantic world of the circus into the 21st century the future is represented by an acrobat interacting with an industrial robot to. come as a surprise so people should know what's coming home they should say that i've never seen that with spin machine electric light. all these courses and sensation at the circus aback. in the day and now we're introducing him. into. 11 digital laser projecting steam images onto wafer thin metallic netting. a company based in germany's or region which is specializing in mentored reality implemented the ideas that one tally had come up with their go for under lease team also created a virtual version of the circus tent to calculate the viewing angles of the audience members and then adjust the animations accordingly. th

you can see the little border collie there. she escaped through an unlatched hotel door. for weeks the couple searched in the wilderness. they formed a rescue team and set up traps. carol even quit her job to devote more time to the search. good news, eventually someone found and recognized the dog leading to this emotional reunion. >> oh! hello! my little girl! oh! >> i just knew she was out there looking for me, i wasn't going to give up. no matter what. >> wow. that perseverance paid off. you can hear more about the heart warming rescue mission coming up right here on gma. that starts at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings. >> kate better stay tied up from now on. she quit her job. >> she better get that job back. after all this attention, she is getting that job back. >> she seemed really happy. y'all really love kate. >> it was a happy ending. >>> new york, is celebrating "friends" 25 years after its television debut. the empire state building lit up in red, yellow and blue last night which are the primary colors in the friends logo. grammy award winning artist meghan trainor

i do think all along, many of our republican collies have expressed personal doubts to us privately, but i think more and more are now going to begin to have to say something publicly. this is just too much. last question. reporter: if articles of impeachment are passed by the house, are you certain there would be a trial in the senate? sen. schumer: look, we are not up to that yet. let the house do a thorough investigation in a bipartisan way, and we will see what happens. thank you, everybody. announcer: saturday on book tv, at 7:45 eastern, the black books matter book party in washington, "the author of the black dollar," and april brianne, author of, "under fire ,- and april ryan, author of "under fire." players that those our founding fathers -- those pillars that our founding fathers put in place. my story is your story. announcer: then the father of a student killed at marjory inneman douglas high school parkland, florida offers his ,houghts on guns in his book "why meadow died." >> all these leniency programs of these kids, like they had to frisk him before school he was so d

his collie flower was almost ready to harvest and now it's been under water for the past week the floods might be his downfall. we're making so little money. for the most we can't go on like this. we're thinking about giving up agriculture. a few kilometers away vegetable farmer francisco sanchez looks at the devastation across his artichoke field pieces of asphalt are mixed in with the vegetables. we don't know yet what the total loss is in this if we need to look at our irrigation systems as the field itself is lost for the next 3 or 4 months you can't plant anything there for now. if you seem to have the farmers association aside listens to the farmers. even if the extent of the damage is not yet known the affected area speaks for itself we think 300000 hectors in the region were partially or completely lost her mind you the question that many here are asking will climate change cause these storms to happen more often in the future at the university of more c o one goma's the varo knows that rising temperatures play a major role only that on and off with the warmer mediterranean you c

germany's circus one collie is the world's 1st circus to swap live animals for 3 d. called the granite elephant in a future looking move to fight cruelty against animals. and you can leave your hat on we head to a region of italy that's especially famous for producing a very large percentage of europe's headgear. but we start with some real life greek drama it's nearly 5 years ago that the extent of the greek government's budget deficit sparked a debt crisis that threatens the viability of the eurozone itself well this provoked a bitter standoff between greek leaders and the e.u. oscar winning director cost us well known for his political thrillers has made this the subject of his latest film adults in the room. case. to trap the chancellor is waiting with all the other heads of state outraged over the referendum. the financial crisis in 2015 greece is bankrupt and threatens to track the whole of europe down with it prime minister and next his secrecy and his finance minister again inspire a farkas want to salvage what they can in return for propping greece up brusse

germany's circus one collie is the world's 1st circus to swap live animals for 3 d. home ground and all of you know a future looking move to fight cruelty against animals. and you can leave your hat on we head to a region of italy that's especially famous for producing a very large percentage of europe's headgear. we start with some real life greek drama it's nearly 5 years ago that the extent of the greek government's budget deficit sparked a debt crisis that threatens the viability of the eurozone itself well this provoked a bitter standoff between greek leaders and the e.u. oscar winning director. well known for his political thrillers has made this the subject of his latest film adults in the room. it's a trap the chancellor is waiting with all the heads of state outraged over.

. >> reporter: the chsecor collis this summer and one of numerous incidents involving wildlife. >> a couple bears of course struck this summer. we want to remind the folks, please pay tension to the side of the road as well. >> reporter: riley didn't do anything wrong. >> after the collision, he was able to move his vehicle off to the side of the road and the bear ran off into the woods. >> reporter: today's colossal collision is a good reminder to be on alert when driving in be anyone else in the car or a car driving in the opposite lane, it could have been serious. >> that was linda reporting there. the chp is inlion. a couple months before that, another bear was struck, but scampered off. >>> quick thinking and a lot of team work saved a climber in mount rainier. he was part of a team of -- last august who ascended to 11,000 feet on the slope. their instincts and training kicked in to help him crawl back from the brink. >> graham was chatting in front of me and all of a sudden, poof, disappeared into the glacier. >> i was pretty happy once i realized i was unhurt and not dead. i s

angel said this collie there ran in front of his truck because it's a neighbor's dog. dog knows him. he realized something is going on. the something was this dog is stuck in a ditch. >> get out? this was like a lass dog, ran in front of the ditch, woof woof, come on, little timmy. you have to help out. >> exactly. he goes down there. sees the dog in the dinks hetch like i have to help out. >> you're a good friend. you didn't leave your guy behind. >> you're a good dog. >> can i come over and play now? ♪ >>> as you all know, this this one makes me really proud. ♪ excuse me, miss thing. this is 6-year-old claire. she's cruising along. she's been wakeboarding since she was two. she's out here on the waters owning it. bad to the bone. she does it so effortlessly. >> i wish when i was 2, i learned how to do something like this. kids are so fearless. >> she's been doing it for two-thirds of her life. >> she's an old pro at this point. >> this little one is also no stranger to the show or to the internet. this is milan. she has an instagram page. she is the cutest thing. she

moment of desperation, carol and vern king were vacationing in montana when their 7-year-old border colliey disappeared. >> i opened up my motel door and my dog was gone. i was devastated. >> reporter: for 57 days they went to neighborhoods and deep into the woods using wildlife cameras and night vision goggles, posting flyers everywhere. >> you love your dog so much and have hope, and you know she's out there searching for you, you can't give up. >> reporter: carol quit her job as a mail carrier to keep the search going vern returned to their home outside spokane with this note for katie. instead of saying good-bye, i would rather say see you soon. love, dad. then after all seemed lost, a tip. >> she was right there in the bushes she ran out. i yelled her name and she came right to me. >> reporter: katy was 15 pounds lighter but happy to be going home answering her dad's letter with a shower of kisses. >> ahh >> reporter: good girl steve patterson, nbc news. >> that's the best and that is "nightly news" for this monday. ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ oh don't you dare look back ♪ just keep you

i think that's what the democratic party needs. >> that's nancy pelosi, a border collie shepherding themeason she's such a good counter is because she knows her members so well. they understand she knows them. and that doesn't mean they will always follow her everywhere but it builds a sense of k6d in her that is going to be important. and i actually think the fact now has a clear direction is likely to vote for impeachment by thanksgiving. >> i think so. what about pompeo? we thought it was sort of like a freelance operation by trump and his people, then you find the united states government, it's a matter of state. the secretary of state was listening to that phone call. >> i think what is what susan talked about very narrow focus, this is going to be a challenge for house democrats figuring out what do you do about giuliani? what did you do about pompeo? do you bring them in to testify? >> do you want them in? wouldn't you rather they just -- just hold them in contempt? once they get in there the right wing crowd on the republican side will spend half the time on the hearings doing th

his collie flower was almost ready to harvest and now it's been under water for the past week the floods might be his downfall. if. we're making so little money. we can't go on like this. thinking about giving up agriculture or was it end. a few kilometers away vegetable farmer francisco sanchez looks at the devastation across his artichoke field pieces of asphalt are mixed in with the vegetables. we don't know yet what the total loss is and we need to look at our irrigation systems as the field itself is lost for the next 3 or 4 months you can't plant anything there for now. a few same day of the farmers association aside listens to the farmers even if the extent of the damage is not yet known the affected area speaks for itself we think $300000.00 hectors in the region were partially or completely lost. you know the question that many here are asking will climate change cause these storms to happen more often in the future at the university of more one goma's the baro knows that rising temperatures play a major role only that of us with the warmer mediterranean you can expect more viol

the history of political institutions that louise give a collie in a row. getting to you sir i'd like to get your thoughts first off on what this you coalition could mean that i'm most of all do you think it's going to work. well i think probably it will work at least for a few months we will see you next. hey i you how will be composed basically to separate going there should make stop technocrats and only two shows from the two parties but the two parties as in com on some political issues like environmental lease or social policies. and of course he's even up to stay in power and to avoid election which probably would be what we mean by mattel some beanie and the far right. so it's likely that next mom stilill the government will remain in power we will l see afterr two thousand dd twenty two thousand twenty we w will have r regional elections if the government will l survive to regional election uses very likely wilill continuee at least untill t two thousand i'm trying to w win the nextt president of the repupublic will bebe. s seld by the pond. and yo

welcome back michael sullivan sees an age of globalization coming to an end however professor collis bush argues that many of the small the card to save adopted better than their larger neighbors to the social pressures that it's received alex into is professor bush from princeton university. and i'm delighted to be joined by professor karla's bosch of princeton university colors welcome to the exam and sure thank you can you tell me carlos your interpretation of the world economic environment at the present moment do you see starting close gathering for another major recession we can certainly see that things are not going well so industrial output is down in germany in france in the u.s. there is all this concern about trade so there seems to be a recession now coming to the words us about i'm not sure about you know how big it may be and in terms of the the fire powar available to central banks and to governments it's not a problem that we're relatively low interest rates prevailing across the western world and high levels of indebtedness in most countries that there's a lack of t

you have to say there's a bit of me lan collie as we say goodbye to a dear friend, the final weekendnts manager bruce bochy. >> that means the final chance for all the giants fans across the country to say goodbye. tonight at the ballpark giants and the dodgers, bochy in good spirits chatting up at home plate with the other manager and the empires. 13 years here in the bay area, three world series titles, and so many great memories. we don't see this often. great leader, well respected, no drama. >> the one thing that bochy always brought into that clubhouse that i thought was the biggest advantage you could possibly have for a team was to be calm. if you walked into the giants clubhouses, no matter how big the game was or how many win or go home games they played in 2012, theas w bunch, he held them together in the five-game series with cincinnati, one of the most remarkable things i've ever seen. >> he is a class act. he loves baseball and good win. they'll be giving him a key to the city tomorrow. tonight the giants lose to the dodgers, but that's not the story. we have a special

and my fabulous collie, whoever wrote this story with, has also treated this, if you wa nt with, hasthis, if you want to find it on twitter, you can. it basically related to the oil refineries, so there was a suggestion that if they reduce the tariffs around petrol, this would relate, cause a problem with the oil refineries, which could lead up to 2000 job losses, and fears around the petrol and fuel supply chain. so, it's a really interesting that the government has chosen to publish what it described as an old document, and a document which it told us was worse case scenario, when we know it to be base case scenario, which begs the question, where is the worst case scenario? and where is the up—to—date document? they told us that this was a document that was pulled together by the previous administration. would you publish in early august. so it's an end ofjuly document. this is the same date on this document. it's under borisjohnson's administration. so, i mean it actually raises i think more questions than it answers. and john, why don't you come up with those who don't remember

impeachment inquiry against president trumpeting the complaints is at least partially related to a collie tween president trump and ukrainian president was a lot of mirrors olinsky in which president trump urged him this to gate democratic political rival joe biden. people all right so let's go to do abuse a public figure foley ileus he is our washington correspondent good to have you with us pablo the u.s. acting u.s. director of national intelligence a joseph mcquire is still testifying i understand on the complaint of the whistleblower what did he say so far. going to break it down you're right has been testifying now for a few hours and it began very much with the focus on the humbling of the whistle blower complaints and now it seems to have moved on more to the contents that we heard from the acting director of national intelligence from the very get go and he said i'm not partisan i'm not political he also when pressed several times by democratic members of this committee he said i speak to the president and anything i say that a president is confidential when asked whether you kno

a 7-year-old border collie they consider family.thunderstorm rolled in, and katie somehow rolled out. >> i raced downstairs and talked with the hotel clerk in hopes they had my dog, but they didn't. >> reporter: for more than 50 agonizing days, the kings looked everywhere, in very rugged terrain. checking water holes for paw prints. even looking in abandoned buildings. >> we knew she was roaming at nighttime. we purchased night vision goggles in the hopes we would see her. >> reporter: they ran classified ads, and put up posters. but katie never turned up. when things turned really dire, carol quit her job to search full-time. her husband verne leaving this note behind when he had to return home. writing, i would rather say see you soon than saying good-bye. they were on the brink of losing hope when finally a tip came in. >> i look, and katie comes out of the trees. after we found her, it was tears, it was everybody high-fiving. it was just sheer joy. >> reporter: and this is the moment katie sees home. >> there they are! >> report

economists about the effect of economic conditions on the possibility of political change professor collis bosch of princeton university and says the question of whether governments around the world have the financial firepower so effectively combat recession but until then from alex and me and all of the team at the shoe is goodbye for now and we hope to see you next week thanks . to. you. the semester the 1920s say no and there were no laws really on wall street and the abuses were huge and the market went up quite and people began to look at the stock market as the proxy for the economy people are getting wealthy because their stocks are going up and they didn't take what their job was to just become speculators and so this is what happened now people are saying look the economy the real economy is terrible rb have no jobs they've been shipped overseas and i'm nothing left of the day trading and the market goes up therefore i'm being productive but it's obvious . that a huge he's. going to be. the false soldier you can sleep. with bullets of them. to know something. you're going to do w

this is a border collie that escaped from their hotel room in montana.te, they were on a vacation. they went out to dinner, the dog is in the hotel room. thunderstorm happens, dog gets panicked, somehow opens the door, is gone. >> the dog opens the door? >> yeah. dog disappears. this woman is so in love with this dog, she quits her job and dedicates the next 57 days to papering that county with 500 flyers looking for that 7-year-old collie. gets a tip -- >> i get that. yeah. i was going to say -- >> i would do that. >> yeah? >> yes. >> 57 days. >> tony's not so sure. >> i had a dog as a kid, it was my dog, but really mom took care of it. >> you would just say your dog's gone. >> i think he'd look for it. >> i was surprised she did that. >> they found the dog? >> they found the dog. take a look at this video. this is the excited ride home. >> here you go. coming home. [ whining ] coming home, girl. >> yeah! >> aw. >> oh, my. >> that's wonderful. so the dog was about 12 pounds lighter, a little dehydrated. the vet who nursed the dog back to life was in tea

department of aterior that badge serves as moving reminder for all of our follow -- all of our fallen collie who have gone to americans safe. the badge is a symbol for the twos we suffered nearly decades ago. i take comfort in knowing that president trump and vice president pence are keeping america safe and secure. [applause] trump knows firsthand the devastation the attacks brought to his city and this nation. he and the vice president are committed to keeping the american people safe from forces of evil throughout the world. committedas we are, to honoring the heroes of flight 93 and all the victims of 9/11. now, i have the honor of introducing the vice president of the united states, mr. mike pence. [applause] vice president pence: secretary ,ernhardt, distinguished guests my fellow americans, and, most of all, family of the victims who perished here. it is september 11 and is deeply humbling as vice president of the united states to stand before you today at the flight 93 national memorial as we pause to honor the 40 heroic americans who were lost in this place 18 years ago. today, all

narrator: today on "lucky dog," a one-year-old border collie is saved from a puppy mill and looking forhome. brandon: look at you. narrator: and brandon finds a potential adopter... renee: here's a picture of kiwi. narrator: ...with a particular talent for working with herding dogs, but if panda is going to fulfill her natural calling, she'll need to overcome some of her instincts... brandon: and we go up! narrator: ...and learn to make the most of others. woman: good girl! good job!

and the collie dog is feeling... >> sad. and dad is, what, reflecting on the end of an era maybe?rancher with him? >> very much so. >> classic rockwell -- a single scene tells a poignant story of the joys and laments, worries and hopes, sweet and bittersweet rhythms in the life of every american family, like the trachtes. as the years go by, "henry" gives elizabeth and don sr. the wherewithal to acquire their own impressive little art collection. it's in 1962 when they see "breaking home ties" for sale at a vermont art gallery. they buy it for $900. was there anything particular about the subject of this painting that you think your father became particularly attracted to? >> well, two things. one is the character -- the old man sitting on the running board was our neighbor floyd, and my dad thought the world of floyd, as all of us did. i think also that the painting told a story. it's a separation of your children from home, so i think it's that emotional connection that probably grabbed my dad. >> do you think it could be you leaving? >> it could be. perhaps at that time, my fat

. >>> at 6:00, a family loses their beloved border collie while on vacation.ens they went to to get her home. >>> and chanel miller revealing new d d d d d d d d d d d d d dd ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> right now at 6:00, fall is here. it might look like it right now as we look outside at the golden gate bridge. it won't feel like it. >> foggy out there. we're starting the new season with rising temperatures and extreme fire danger. good morning, everyone. it is monday, september 23rd. starting off your week with some concerns about the fire in our area. mike is here to let us know what's going on. >> it's the first one of the fall season. let's talk about it. that red flag warning, high fire danger starts at 9:00 tonight when the winds start to ramp up moving from land to the water, that takes away our air conditioning and humidity and dries us

let's bring in katelitlan colli kara demesian, and david gregory. let's start with your reporting. there was a different server or computer system on which they were transferring communications with president trump and foreign leaders? what? >> right. it begs the question of why. the contents of this call was moved to a place it shouldn't normally be, that raises questions the reasons it was moved and was it kept intact when it was moved and what was the purpose of doing so? i think all of these questions are going to be front and center as they're grilling maguire today. >> you've been all over the white house team for the last day. it blows my mind how far along we are over the last 24 hours, what we've learned. number one, you have the notes from the phone call which include an explicit ask for the leader of ukraine to investigate joe biden. you've got criminal referrals on this call. explicit instructions. what's going on inside the white house team? where are they this morning? >> it doesn't just blow your mind. people in the white house are kind of reeling from this. initiall

but he's just found out his tank is empty and he has to buy fuel from a collie. plant in the month of may. despite his troubles edgar is happy because for once he won't make the trip alone. if. a taxi has just dropped off his son we haven't seen in months. to young alan his father's blue truck is amazing. for the moment these women one of the men i was coming. up with i'll be there but then the single message. this week amaze me out again as he says there will be another nickname. here in the gift of the motor me on the radio because we've kind of where. with the feelings for you. when you. leave. the precious cargo of notes begins a perilous journey through the bolivian amazon to the capital la paz. edgar was divorced a year ago he lives alone and this trip during the school holidays is the only opportunity to see his son. to make him. feel that way but yeah i was just in the wrong but then once you get to me i was one of the people feeling like. in 3 days' time it's back to school alan 1370 kilometers away. if he's late is afraid his ex-wife will no longer allo

disrupting.eh nand so yeah, i did focus on what, so yeah, a colleague, the antidote in the book is a collie, a male colleague told me what are you working on? i told him. it was about civilians like most of my reporting to he was like hannah and her pips, for an iraqi people story i hope they are not pips. i hope they are iraqis people stories because i really tried to push through the stereotypes, to make it, to make iraqis, especially on iraqi women come alive in all of their dimensions with her humor and wisdom and sometimes unknowing, all the things that make us human. just wanted to try to capture that. and for a people that are sounding too seen in one dimension. >> and you also capture that beautifully in the chapter, all the women come to life in the chapter. i think that's a good segue, if anyone has any questions, just raise your s hand and raise it high so i i can see you. there we go. >> thank you so much for coming. i've done both of these guys for more than a decade. i had a question of both of you actually. something we've seen a lot lately, you know, speaking on my own exper

i hope and do believe that the ministry will not reduce us to this melon collie necessity.ve to adopt a position of independence. i hope they don't force us to do this. okay? so richard montgomery doesn't get killed dying for american independence. he gets killed dying for neglect. the americans want their rights back and they want to be left alone. okay? and the american army persists in canada until the spring, but the american army in canada is finished. we'll talk about this a little bit more next week. horrible smallpox epidemic destroys what's left it. the invasion of canada fails. canada won't be the 14th colony. it won't become a bargaining chip. they try like crazy, but it doesn't happen. now i ask you guys to read a document. this translation of this british report an who d the time to do that, throughout that document called the journal of francios -- it keeps talking about the people called the boston a. who's the boston a? anybody know?boston, the new england area? >> okay. anybody else. you're basically right. >> i think it was said it was the americans in gen

true that many collies do not want a general election to meet the -- >> make no bones about the fact that i am not able to be completely critical when i think things are wrong in my party and the governing party, it is just a shame it quite a lot of people in front of me know what happened over the last two days are wrong but are too cowardly to say in public what they are all saying. you know what has happened over here. it is as if we are kicking out harriet. that is what it feels like. it is an abomination. you give sympathy to me about the problems in the labour party, and you just sat by silently while your collies have been mocked. >> very well. indeed. the point she made about the fact that on that side, it has treated us very loyal members of parliament, i think it is .nheard of those who voted against the party suspended. >> i will round up my comments. -- -- and from now on, let's call it -- i hate the word fear the people probably do not understand what we are talking about half the time. the shifting down of parliament has essentially killed the bill that i forgot the 2.5

so i started to really listen to the rallying collie, i cannot believe it and at first i wanted to turnway, i'm catholic. i knew this was not going to be easy but as he looked at the data and started to realize because of aids, condoms were stocked in many countries in africa but when i would ask women, can't you get condoms at the local clinic and they say i cannot negotiate a condom in my relationship, i am either suggesting my husband has been unfaithful and has aids or i have been unfaithful and have aids, i need the shot i used to get which is the provera and theyy get it four times a year o the husband does not know whether mother-in-law is not pressuring them to have more wchildren. so we came back and started to realize that we needed to do something as a foundation so we took on the plane with their partners, many governments and other partners to mass resources, 220 million women who are asking the world for contraceptives and we are not delivering them. so we raised $2.6 billion on behalf of these women. [applause] >> the goal was to have full access by 2030 and this was 2012

they have placed back hard against that and suggested is completely false and i may think the colliewrite nsn so i think he will be proven right again that he believes that so what does that mean, if the prime minister and chief brexit brain believes the whole negotiation process is a waste of time and a charade, then it is no wonder the so—called squad of tory mps are trained to force the government's and. icome trained to force the government's and. i come back to the point about this delay and what on earth will it be used for? prime minister said as a result, if you delay, is yet more flapping around and parliament and as even now with the vote tonight, let's assume it does pass. it is a motion to secure a time for the law to be debated. it will be endlessly strung up in the house of lords and legislative ping—pong. strung up in the house of lords and legislative ping-pong. let me take it back a step because there are many conservative mps he will stick with the government tonight and you are very much in favour of a brexit deal but would be deeply opposed to no deal. and they ar

fingers on keyboards whose livelihood and leisure time depend on fluency with a variety of software are collie l clueless about how it works. and mainframes are smu unknowable. or not even worth knowing in the way many people are content to regard electricity as voodoo. so you really need to find a focal point to get nontechnical executives engaged in the business of cyber security. and one example i can think of is post the opm breach, the government-wide exercise we did to identify and prioritize crown jewels high value it assets. it was a focal point for cio interaction. not just cios but technical and nontechnical. between the national security council and omb, we drove a process that included nontechnical executives as well that included press shops. it included lawyers. it included folks on the business side. cfo shops bringing cyber into the fold of overall interprize risk. and what was interesting about it, is in the first couple months of the exercise, a lot of the cios were not comfortable. a lot of them were like i don't want the white house looking over my shoulder about my systems

before turning over the gavel to our freshmen collies, would you like to share any remarks? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think you will recall, in the early days when we had our first member listening day, a lot of great ideas came from the incoming class and the incoming class certainly encouraged us to think big. i am delighted that we can yield the helm today to two of the brightest of the incoming class. i yield back. >> with that, i yield to representative scanlon. >> this is so exciting. i think we should all just adjourning go for ice cream. ok. thank you, chairman kilmer. i would like to begin by thanking our expert witnesses. sorry we are late. we will discuss ways we can support incoming members and how the institution of congress can better support all members of congress in their current and future roles. we will be hearing testimony on simplifying the transition process, developing extended trainings beyond orientation, developing leaders, and assessing the experience of freshmen members to better help them succeed. as a new member myself but for -- i have a pe

sympathy to me about the problems we have in the labour party, and you just sat by silently while your collies have been mocked. >> giving way, very well. yes indeed. ,>> i think the honorable lady -- thank the honorable lady for giving way. the point she made about the fact that on that side, it has treated us very loyal members of parliament, whatever else is said, i think it is unheard of in parliamentary history that those who voted against the party to have it suspended. those are bully boy tactics. >> i am going to round out my comments. i am going to speak for brenda in bristol although there are plenty of brenda's in birmingham. i will speak to brenda in bristol and the reason i don't think we should have a general election and the reason i won't vote for it because i think actually we should not go on conference resource -- recess. we are currently in a national crisis. this is not a game. this is not some toy that we can play with. the british public things we should -- i am not going to give way anymore. i apologize. if you were to go out into the street and ask them, they think we

washington couple verne and carole king were on a trip to montana and brought their 7-year-old border collie, went to the room, walked in and both of us were asking that question, where's katie? >> reporter: but somehow katie got out through an unlatched hotel door. they searched for her for hours, then days, then weeks, by day 37 they set up rescue teams, carole even quit her job as a postal carrier. >> i just know she was out there looking for me and i wasn't going to give up, no matter what. >> reporter: after 57 days of searching, a tip from a nearby resident came in, a dog that looked like katie was spotted. >> i've been looking for you. >> so it was all worth it. dog was found. had lost 15 pounds. dehydrated. they even jogged in some areas so their sweat would be in that area in hopes -- you didn't need that detail this morning? sorry. >> something worked. they got reunited. the lengths people go to for their pets. >> happy ending, we'll take it. t.j., thanks. >>> the one person you should not, never ever forget to thank. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at

boost, shall we here we go, a couple in washington state has been reunited with their lost border collieone, another one, says her dog katie escaped from a hotel room. she quit her job so she could stay behind and search. after 57 days, one of the flyers paid off and carol found her dog and they drove home to surprise stay behind and search after 57 days, one of the flyers paid off and carol found her dog and they drove home to surprise her husband. good girl. my little girl >> carol says when you love your dog, you keep hoping because you know that she's out there somewhere searching for you. >> 57 days >> paid off. >> man >> worth every second of it. >>> the overnight support for queer eye star jonathan van ness after he made a personal revelation about his health. >> and the great gwen stefani is here, and we've got a lot to talk about, but first, these messages , they're not going to be competitive in the workforce that's waiting for them. since verizon innovative learning, students have hardware, connectivity, and quality curriculum. the jobs of tomorrow will involve technology. now

. >> we're back with gregory colly of the president of the american vaping association and we're going to talk about the recent health concerns related to vaping and e cigarettes. good morning. >> thank you for having me. >> let's start off with who does the american vaping association represent? which company? >> we don't actually represent any company. we're a nonprofit. it comes out of my work. when i was in law scool i quit smoking with vaping, became an advocate for harm reduction. so american vaping association, we advocate for sensible regulation and we receive our funding now that's what small and medium sized businesses as well as consumers. >> when you say small to medium sized are you talking about people who make e cigarettes? who are we talking about? >> a mix of independent manufacturers, distributors, retailers. >> what is the intended purpose? why do they even exist? guest: vaping products exist baut dr. russell wrote smokers smoke for the nicotine but die from the tar. but until these products came out there really was no way to deliver nicotine in an inhaled form that