instead it's a state which has responded to a generational collie with dozens of volunteers providing food, support, encouragement to the hundreds of cars filled with hungry families at the food distribution center. nurses coming out of retirement to help in covid clinics. college students stepping up to serve as apprentice teachers. business leaders leveraging the contact to ride the state with masks, and countless other examples of connecticut meeting its generationalle challenge. these are connecticut values in the next you will continue to be a challenging time for our state and our nation but i have never been more optimistic about our future. to our shared values and commitment to one another we this crisis and build a better tomorrow. today is the first day of connecticut comeback story. god bless you all and may god continue to bless the great state of b connecticut. >> next north dakota governor

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this smart collar is giving the border collie a new voice to tell people how she feels. >> with thisetter, more accurately, more effectively. >> reporter: the ai-powered collar compares a dog's bark to a data base of more than 10,000 samples from 50 breeds of canines big and small. moon sae-mi said revealed godot gets angry when she a game but feels safe even when alone. >> when a dog barks, that survives there's some need. >> reporter: the south korean company petpuls says the algorithm can determine happy, ou an sad. the mother nature barking data they -- more barking data they get the more accurate the results. u.s. company acvalon has similar technology. meow talk helps oerps better understand their feline friends. creators of these devices say listening to our pets is especially relevant during the pandemic when many people are choosing to adopt pets to have some company at home. >> but unfortunately some of them abandon their dogs due to director says the smart collar is crucial to help dog owners understand their pet's emotions and what triggers them. something puppy dog eyes

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of journalists in the united kingdom are entirely at the landscape our came out in support of the colli summit so maybe there is light at the end or maybe the chorus of voices in which one is beginning to rise and is beginning to be heard she is of strain. of dissent in the background of the mainstream view. you know the military military industrial complex should be allowed to ride roughshod over the needs of the rest of the human race and anyone who points out that that's what they're doing like junior has to be destroyed so that it's going to bail. him. to her over the last few weeks i've been on this program speaking a lot about the pardons that donald trump has handed out but not one of them to a whistleblower war criminals heard of but no whistleblowers do you think there's any chance that the trump administration the last few days of power will do so just as an aside to that roger joe biden the president elect likened julian a songe in 2010 to a high tech terrorist so what does the future hold in terms of a byte administration for us to do you think. i could well. clearly i have

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collie has also started working on his 1st small plot of land if you don't get caught with your boss doesn't pay you. no no i didn't get any money and. decided i'd work enough to get my own. look at the way you worked for free for 6 years exactly that's. they blame. me yes but that's just the way it is with of this years you mean this i harvested i going to have me set and then. a bag and a half that's 180 kilograms which sells for $210.00 euros that's our lease new annual income. has just arrived from bikini afonso this is the start of his new life here. then i. think someone sent him here skipping can you tell me how much money he makes. for the hope to. god. i don't know ya'll are. developing depending on how much. the question is making really sharp uncomfortable. i'm going to. probably if you work in here later receive his own plot. ok thank you for tamara right now he's working for free with you know he's working towards getting his own one of the inputs when they're a little know how old are you. 3 do you know how old you are. one of us and he doesn't know. where is your birth

this is echo, the 3-year-old border collie. you ask why is this collie jumping? her owner is far out of sight. way to go, echo. you see that? pretty impressive. >> we'll be right back. wow. sfx: [sounds of fedex planes and vehicles engines] ♪ sfx: [sounds of children laughing and running, life moving forward] ♪ ♪ some people carefully... unravel their cinnamon rolls, maximizing every inch of cream-cheese-icing bliss... and then there are these people. ba da ba ba ba if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda approved treatment specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side eff

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houston we have a head coach the texans are hiring david collie to be their next head coach 27 years in us as an assistant and finally he's getting the top job. just the 3rd black coach in a sea of white head coaches in a league of mostly black players. the ultimate test in ocean racing ended where it started in biscayne bay last night, french sailing yacht at best a fun, one. the round the world vendee globe is it's called. now even though he actually came in 3rd, he was awarded compensation time for stopping to help another sailor whose boat was snapped in half by a giant wave at the cape of good hope there's the rescue. these sailors traveled 24,000 miles around the world. it took 80 days. and they chronicled the journey grueling themselves you take selfies on the website you can see them going through there's day you know 28 day 30 day well as day 11 as early on there looking good there, but it takes its toll and to call it dangerous is an understatement. 3 sailors in the past have died. in this race, one of them disappeared in the south pacific in 1997 james his last words were

in the last hour, a group of ten republicans including susan collis,wskimurkowski, mitt romney releasede proposal would include further direct payments, extended unemployment ben filtss and billions for vaccine development and covid-related ald. bernie sanders is a huge proponent of moving forward with budget reconciliation. he's encouraged his colleagues to do so from the outset of president biden's proposed $1.9 billion american rescue package. joining me, bernie sanders of vermont, chair of the senate budget committee, making him a key player in the budget reconciliation process. senator, good to see you. i'll give you a choice. if you want to start -- we can start with budget reconciliation and this letter from the senators or we can start talking about your mittens, whichever you want. >> let's do the budget reconciliation. i know that's a radical -- >> okay. all right. we've got a letter here they've read through, you've read through, from ten senators saying don't rush through stuff, let's compromise. they talk about unity a lot, a lot of bipartisanship, and they said that tomorr

houston we have a head coach the texans are hiring david collie to be their next head coach 27 yearsn us as an assistant and finally he's getting the top job. just the 3rd black coach in a sea of white head coaches in a league of mostly black players. the ultimate test in ocean racing ended where it started in biscayne bay last night, french sailing yacht at best even one. the round the world vendee globe is it's called. now even though he actually came in 3rd, he was awarded compensation time for stopping to help another sailor whose boat was snapped in half by a giant wave at the cape of good hope there's the rescue. these sailors traveled 24,000 miles around the world. it took 80 days. and they chronicled the journey grueling themselves you take selfies on the website you can see them going through there's day you know 28 day 30 day well as day 11 as early on there looking good there, but it takes its toll and to call it dangerous is an understatement. 3 sailors in the past have died. in this race, one of them disappeared in the south pacific in 1997 james his last words were the

teaching border collie puppies to swim. >> up, up, up. >> reporter: look at this.commenting, is this a real job? another asking if brie needs an assistant. make that another person asking if brie needs an assistant. with that, i'll send it back to you in the studio. >> thank you for that, lara. we needed that. >> beautiful, beautiful. >>> we turn now to our "gma" cover story, and why kim kardashian's new instagram photos are raising new questions amid divorce rumors with kanye west. erielle reshef is taking a look at what's at stake and kim's noticeably wedding ring-free hand. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, amy. this is not the first time that kim has been photographed without her wedding rings but her latest posts are amplifying rumors of a possible split with her husband kanye as fans are looking for clues. kim kardashian breaking her social media silence amid reports of a split with husband kanye west. posting twice, both times posing without her wedding ring. reports that the hollywood power couple may be calling it quits after si

this smart collar is giving the border collie a new voice to tell people how she feels. >> with this>> reporter: the ai-powered collar compares a dog's bark to a data base of more than 10,000 samples from 50 breeds of canines big and small. moon sae-mi said it revealed godot feels angry when she loses a game but feels safe at home. >> when dogs bark, there's a need. >> reporter: petpuls says its algorithm can determine a dog's five emotional states -- happy, rela relaxed, anxious, angry, or sad. creators of these devices say listening to our pets is especially relevant during the pandemic when many people are choosing to adopt pets to have some company at home. >> but unfortunately some of them abandon their dog due to miscommunications. >> reporter: petpuls' marketing director says the smart collar is crucial to help dog owners understand their pets' emotions and what triggers them. something puppy dog eyes can't always reveal. tina krauss, cbs news, london. >>> "cbs this morning saturday" will be right back. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm michelle miller with jef

however, if the collie chose to do so i will accept the decision and consider the examination fairly. i would like to close with the retired general lloyd austin to be secretary of defense, and economy which i can't vote for the exception to statutes that allow him to serve as the next secretary of defense, my objection has everything to do with the issue i just outlined and nothing to do with the man himself. lloyd austin served honorably and faithfully for 40 years, he broke barriers the entire way often in combat with integrity and compassion. i hold lloyd austin in the highest esteem and thank him for what he has done for our country. of congress passes waving the retirement for 7 year waiting period and confirmed lloyd austin i have no doubt he will bring trademark dedication and leadership to the role of secretary of defense. i stand firm in my conviction the principle of civilian control of the military is bigger than any one person or his personal experience. i yield the rest of my time. >> thank you very much. i believe that is complete, all of our colleagues who wish to part

collies, now is the time to redouble our commitment to an all-electric vehicle future, swift action andestments at the state level combined with the biden administration's goal to add half a million new charging systems nationwide by 2030, to prohibit us with a window of -- present with us a window of opportunity to take bold climate action while investing in our system and fueling our economy. i hope that this is something that we can support and i will thank my co-sponsors, mar and chan, and the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor mandelman, that concludes the introduction of new business, mr. president. >> president walton: thank you so much, madam clerk. let's please go to public comment. and i want to remind, that we will allow for two minutes. refrain to directing comments to any items that have already been heard at the board meeting tonight. (please stand by) >> section 67.23-e for edward says the board of supervisors and the city attorney shall provide sufficient staff, i'll repeat, shall provide sufficient staff and resources to allow the sunshine task force to fulf

. >> ok, i want to join my collies and thanking senator murkowski. you have done a wonderful job as chairman of this committee. i don't care if phil mansion is taking over or not, you will always be the chair to me. [laughter] i really appreciate the work you have done. governor, welcome and i want to touch and a couple of things rather quickly. my dear friend the senator from louisiana talked about natural gas prices and the effect on increases of those prices. the most serious threat to the domestic crisis of natural gas is unfettered exports. under the natural gas act, as you talked earlier in your testimony, you have to find a public interest finding. and i hope as you do that analysis -- we now have applications more than half of the domestic production of natural gas for export. that cannot do anything but drive the price up as it has in other places in the world. i hope that you will have your staff do really good elasticity studies about the effect of those additional export capacities on domestic prices. that has to be part of the analysis.

alan in edinburgh sent us this photo of his border collie penny guarding his sandal after she'd roundedlondon are also on the list. vaccinations are now available from more than 13 hundred sites. a council in london has been fined £330,000 after a five—year—old girl died whilst using a playground in 2015. alexia walenkaki died from a head injury after a rope suspended from a wooden post collapsed on top of her. the health and safety executive found that london borough of tower hamlets council failed to carry out an annual safety check at mile end park. it also found the post was made from unsuitable wood that had decayed. the council has apologised to the family. monthly referrals to the nspcc in the south east are up 60% on pre—lockdown levels. the latest figures show the average number of referrals from the helpline to agencies is 63% higher than for the first three months of last year. the economies of towns and cities across the south east have been hit particularly hard by the coronavirus, with crawley and brighton facing some of the biggest economic challenges. that's according to