hey, cowboy!make you wanna drool ♪ ♪ welcome to the school, it's really really really cool ♪ ♪ mutt & stuff is super fun, it'll make you wanna drool ♪ ♪ yeah welcome to the school, it's really really really cool ♪ ♪ mutt & stuff is super fun, it'll make you wanna drool ♪ hey, cowboy, grab an instrument and jam along with us. it's really fun! [chuckles] wait, where you going? what's it-- - [plays harmonica] - [starts drumming and stops] wait, what? huh? uh, cowboy, don't you want to play along with us? - [blows harmonica and barks] - well, that's not the song we're playing. - [plays harmonica] - you wanna play your cowboy song instead? - [plays harmonica] - oh, boy. uh, okay. come on, guys, let's play cowboy's music. huh... two, three, four. [playing upbeat country music] ♪ [song ends] [playful music] - i bet cowboy will love playing a video game. - oh, yeah. - [barks] - okay, guys. pick a game and play it. - uh, how about "doggy space adventure"? - hmm, sounds good. - [chuckles] it's out of this w

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not as heroic as the american cowboys. he tries time and time again. he gets bruised up, banged up just like a cowboy would. eventually he's like i'm done. had enough. now you know how the cowboys feel. >> i can't do anymore. >>> well, guess what. it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> all you need is friday's buzzword, be at least 21 years old, and a legal resident of u.s. or canada. >> the buzzword's coming up in just a bit. >> stand by, everybody, for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >>> on a little vacation in italy. >> best vacation ever. >> they're just enjoying each other's company when suddenly -- >> will you marry me? >> what? you're kidding. >> no, i'm not kidding. >> yeah. he just blurted it all out. marry me. >> and will you marry me today? >> yes. >> what? >> today. today. today. >> today. >> right now. >> you mean literally their getting married right now? >> well, that day. >> congratulations. congratulation >> dude, where's the ring? >> don't worry, because he's planned all of this out. it's time to go dress shopping because they've

of course, last year dak came in, and the cowboys went with prescott. >> did pretty well. >> did very at an point, was he going to go play somewhere else to finish out his career for a or two, or would he retire perhaps as a dallas cowboy like of his heros, roger staubach? he made, during the course of such a positive impression with all the people in the television business, through production meetings, just the way he can break down a what the cowboys are doing, where virtually every single network that broadcasted nfl made a run at him. and we're thankful he's coming to cbs. >> how happy we are to watch the win -- and see sergio how happy were we? because of the human drama of it. always taken a lot of pleasure out of being able to call an event, when the champion someone who has been basically labeled as a guy done.n't get it >> can't finish. >> he's got everyone telling him, filling him with doubt, conference, every a tinge of doubt. he had never won a major. what are -- where are you gonna take your career from here? sergio was that best player to never have won a major. face th

. >> she was interested in a gentleman that worked there also that was somewhat of a cowboy, wore cowboysudden she showed up with a cowboy bumper sticker in her car, a hat in the back seat. >> reporter: all of a sudden she is a bow girl. >> all of a sudden she is a cow girl. when he didn't want anything to do with her, she recognized frank who was a religious man. >> reporter: and next thing you know? >> she has a bible in her car and religious bumper stickers. >> to a lot of people it seemed angelina was shopping pretty hard for a man and would do what was necessary to get one. >> she was pretty much a chameleon based on some of the behaviors about her when she was working at angelgate academy. >> she learned after meeting angelina frank had become less close with many of his friends at angelgate. then when they moved south he seemed to cut off his own >> he called me in may on mother's day and said, i can't talk long, she is monitoring my calls. >> none of that fit the profile of a loving wife or later a grieving widow. when soon after frank's death angelina moved back up north and lef

this is lavoy finicum, one cowboy's stand for freedom. blm, here i am. you want to pick on somebody, come pick on me. >> narrator: the occupiers braced themselves for a showdown, but the fbi raid never came. >> when dealing with a situation like this, tactical patience is as important as a good strategic plan. we had seen what had happened a year and a half or so before, and the tension and escalation that occurred at that point. >> narrator: so the fbi held back and waited. the occupiers traveled regularly between the refuge and the town, and the authorities made no effort to arrest them. >> it wasn't easy. it goes counter to any law enforcement officer that you'll ever meet to stand by and watch someone break the law, clearly break the law, and be out touting the fact they're breaking the law, and not do anything about it. >> that's exactly why we had guns there. if we had them, they would respect us and allow us to speak. these lands, they need to be returned back to the people. and if we didn't, then they would do what they've done to protesters all

i know you are, because you are cowboys and cowgirls. this is an important time for you and your family. i want to thank the provost for a kind introduction. the board of regents for their work every day in guiding this university and faculty. thank you so much for the invitation to be here. before i get started, i want to recognize the people of santa fe. we

i remember the cowboy sketch. you remember this one? when you go to "snl," they say, "what can you do?" i said, "i can sing a little, i can dance a little, whatever." and they said, "would you sing a song with us?" i said, "absolutely." so dana and phil and i, sang a a little cowboy song. and they dressed me in a little cowboy outfit with a hat and everything. and we were singing a song about -- basically it's about slaughtering cows. [ laughter ] but it starts out really nicely. >> jimmy: yeah, it sort of progresses. >> more and more -- >> jimmy: you just start describing, slaughtering cows. >> yeah, what actually happens. and certain things happen. >> jimmy: it's very dark. >> then i thought that was the bit. and they said, "at the end of it, i want you to do this one thing." i said, "okay." "so you take your hat off like this, and you look in the camera and you say, 'hi, i'm k.d. lang.'" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love that. "hi, i'm k.d. lang." >> i had no idea who k.d. lang was. >> jimmy: really? >> not when we did the show. so i had

i know you are, because you are cowboys and cowgirls. this is an important time for you and your family. i want to thank the provost for a kind introduction. the board of regents for their work every day in guiding this university and faculty.

i know you are, because you are cowboys and cowgirls. this is an important time for you and your family. i want to thank the provost for a kind introduction. the board of regents for their work every day in guiding this university and faculty. thank you so much for the invitation to be here. before i get started, i want to recognize the people of santa fe. best ofto wish you the success as you go forward. graduates, this is all about you , but tomorrow is mother's day. in wishingou join me a very happy mother's day to your mom's who fought so hard for you to get here? [applause] gonzales: also, if i could ask all the veterans who have served our country with great honor, would you please stand up so we can thank you for your service. [applause] mayor gonzales: thank you so much. i also want to quickly recognize one of my colleagues, the santa fe county commissioner who is receiving his masters degree. congratulations. [applause] mayor gonzales: i want all of you to know that i have a daughter heading off to college this fall, so i want t

hint, yeah, both dallas cowboys. first time in nfl history two rookies top nfl sales.g back ezikiel elliot and dak prescott and rounding up top five tom brady and dez bryant. america's team, that's when the brand, the dallas cowboys for many years, even if they're not winning, you could always sale on the brand, all of a sudden when you start winning and key players again, key. >> not to be a ceo when your number one, how many dollars is that in jared: the cowboys get the keep what's generated for merchandise sales and word between players. dagen: to my point, no grown man should be wearing a jersey with another grown man's name on it. [laughter] >> she's upset that there was no nascar guys on there. dagen: i think that's weird too. >> i thought tom brady would have been higher. jared: brady has been up all the time but now we have fresh young faces. maria: i'm surprised at that. tony romo hitting the golf course, former dallas quarterback quarterback trying to qualify by u.s. open by playing 18-hole qualifier, the next step is sectional qualifying on june 5th, think h

i think he needs a texas cowboy hat. lemonis: yeah!] i think i spent, like, $350,000, and i got the best damn cowboy hat ever. thank you. [ applause ] you can see from the look on people's faces that they're blown away by what they've seen. and more importantly, you can tell that they like what they see because there's a line at the register. there's several concepts that i've launched over the last few years, but this one has something special about it. lemonis: ta lighting manufacturer.. brightens some of america's biggest companies. larry: everything you see here is all for national-account work. lemonis: but its future is looking darker by the day. larry: am i supposed to go bankrupt? i don't know what to do. lemonis: a slump in sales has sent the owner into a panic. you can't just be cutting everything and cutting everything, 'cause you cut yourself out of business. and with every desperate move to save the business and his family, he only does more damage. larry: i broke the company. you were right. lemonis: if i can't get him to

if you were a cowboy and on a saddle, the outside rivets would wear on saddles.u find is they had to cover these with cloth at one point. >> those covered rivets first appear in 1937, but jock's are exposed, meaning the overalls are at least older than world war ii. daniel searches the waistline for more clues. >> there's no belt loops. >> there's no belt loops because of the fact at this time, they only had suspenders, and it wasn't until 1922 that they actually added the belt loops. >> we're back to the roaring twenties, and the pockets reveal one more thread to the story. >> when levi's first started manufacturing jeans, you had the two front pockets and the single back pocket, and this other pocket, which is for change or a pocket watch. and it wasn't until around 1901 they added the fifth pocket in the back. >> which is missing on jock's jeans. so now we've narrowed it down to that 15-year window between '86 and '01. finally, daniel spots a stamp on the inside of the pocket that helps age the overalls all the way to 1893. jeans historian mike harris is amaze

i ride competitively in three disciplines, reigners, which are horsers that do a pattern based on cowboy moves so the horse may gallop into the stadium, slide to a stop, slide, to a stop, back up. do four turns to the right, four turns to the left. fast circles, change, slow circles. come to a stop. that is one pattern. now, you practice and practice and practice. you have to be in good shape. i love the competition, i love to get on these horses, olympic athletics remember trained by danny girardi, a genius. and i love the promise, the potential of the horse, and not getting in his or her way. i have to be physically adept at that. i have to have stamina, balance in order to do that i have to work out, keep trim, be careful. that may well be a reason why i am as healthy as i am. >> the horses kept you young? >> yes. >> the description of that activity alone could wear somebody out. nonetheless sitting on a horse while that is going on. >> i have broken legs three times, after 30 years of hard riding, any profession -- >> [ laughing ] >> my back is garly. i maybe you shouldn't ride? . i

like one of his heroes, roger staubach and he can break down a play or explain what the cowboys weretrying to do not just the cbs side but virtually every network made a run at him and we're thankful he's coming to cbs. >> charlie: how happy were to you see the masters and see sergio win because of the human drama of it? i've always taken pleasure when the champion has been labelled as a guy who can't get it done and has everyone filling him with doubt, every press conference and every question has a tinge of doubt and the line of questions. you've never won a major -- where are you going to take your career from here. sergio was the horrible label, best player to never have won a major. for him to face those adversities and when he was 19 years old we thought he'd go against tiger and they'd trade major championships. for it to happen a double number of years later, 18 years later to win the masters the way he did was sensational. augusta has a way of presenting story lines so rich. remember balsteros would have been celebrating and his countryman would have been 60 years old the da

you might reb before signing the deal with the cowboys the team issued a statement said they are still gathering information on his arrest. >>> right now a nashville predators fan is facing charges after throwing a cat fish on to the ice during last night's final. it was on nbc. predators fans have tradition of throwing the cat fish on the ice. this game was in pittsburgh though the fan was kicked out after throwing the fish. he says he bought the fish in tennessee. he vacuum sealed it and put it in his compression shorts to sneak it in. he had a cat fish in his shorts. he's facing several is charges including disorderly conduct. >> he went through a lot to get that in. >> oh, my goodness. >> all at 5:00, a consumer alert from our nbc 10 responds team. amazon is setting aside tens of millions of dollars for customers in the form of refunds. federal court order amazon to give the money back. >> in this case, it's what amazon did not do that's forcing the company to pay back more than $70 million to customers. for years amazon didn't require a password for what are called in-purchases. t

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. >> usually we have a cowboy in this area, and he would have run onto this lady. >> reporter: but as rancher gary wilson explains, that cowboy will not be moseying by anytime soon. >> he was gone for about five days, and that just happened to be the time that she was out here. just the timing was all wrong. >> reporter: back home in plano, amber's father stephen is late for work, and he's growing concerned that he hasn't heard from amber. >> i'm surprised i still have my job actually, because i snapped at my boss that day, because i was worried about her. >> reporter: at 12:45, he pings amber on her locator app. there is no response. 15 minutes later, he calls her cell phone. there is no answer. >> freaking out a little bit. >> reporter: but now, amber is determined to help herself. and remember, she has ten years of girl scout training and junior rotc honors. now, it's time to put that knowledge to use. >> sure, she was scared. she was frightened. but that did not cause her to freeze. she did the things that she knew to do the best way she knew how to do them. and that's courage. >>

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ultimately america is a country of colonists, a country of frontiers men, a country of cowboy. >> cowboys? >> immigrant is someone like you're coming from somewhere usually as an individual with a family and you're integrating into a preestablished culture. like people who came to north america, i mean, they were taking a leap into the unknown. it's totally different. >> history of democrats is kind of lame. it's like, you know what i mean, a bunch of people, they wash up, scurry around. can i have a job? >> nope, they're probably just trying to survive. and i think we have a holiday that covers that. how do we for a lack of a better word, execute this future of america? how do you get the undocumented immigrants out of the country? >>> i think there would be a tremendous amount of self-deportation if you set a new tone. i think donald trump already set the new tone. obviously a wall would be a symbol of this is us and that's them. >> wouldn't that be a crazy waste of money? >> it would put a lot of people to work. >> i've been on a lot of construction sites and seen the staff of the cons

this is the cowboy hat he'd wear. >> ray has more recent momentos as well.ase. >> it was raining real, real bad. i was having a hard time adjusting to getting me out. i felt like the whole world was on my shoulders. just went over there and sit in the rain. >> sat in the rain? >> sat in the rain. it was so, so free. i just cried. you know, i'm -- i'm saying, thank god i'm free. all those years locked up. i'm sitting in the rain, up in the mountains. just smell the smell, and smell the rain. >> the evergreen. the lake was right there. >> i think that's what life is about. it's going to always be hard, always. but you capture moments and the moments are what sustain you to the next moments. so i think. >> but unfortunately, too many of ray's moments have been filled with nothing but pain since he broke his back. >> what do they say on the x-rays. >> that's metal, all metal. two screws here, two screws here. and there's a fake vertebrae. >> what's the vertebrae made out of? >> titanium. >> to help ray deal with all the discomfort in his back, doctors embedded a

it's a country of the conqueror. >> but weren't cowboys immigrants basically?ke you're coming from somewhere usually as an individual with a family and you're integrating into a pre-established culture. like people who came to north america, i mean, they were taking a leap into the unknown. it's totally different. history of democrats it's kind of lame. it's like, you know wh i mean, a bunch of people, they wash up, scurry around. oh, can i have a job? >> nope, they're probably just trying to survive. and i think we have a holiday that covers that. how do we for a lack of a better word execute this future america? how does it happen? how do you get the undocumented immigrants out of the country? like literally how do you do it? >> i think that's quite easy. >> how do you do it? >> i think there would be a tremendous amount of >>> it would be a symbol of this is us and not them. >> wouldn't that be a crazy waste of money. >> it will put a lot of people to work. >> i've seen the staff of those construction sites. >> i think if trump built a wall, he's not going t

guidelines they can now use props and celebrate on the ground and for first time since redskins and dallas cowboys altercation in 1983 after a fun bunch celebration players can celebrate as a group. there's still a high standard. players can be penalized for offensive and prolonged celebrationsen including tw twerking. >> so wait a minute you can bring tools to the party, but you cannot twerk. >> maureen you missed head line here. >> you still can't twerk. >> what was that? >> you still can't twerk. >> twerk won't work. >> running man. >> goal of the day is to to come up with group celebration not too lon >> if you cannot twerk you get no wisdom. >> true wisdom is in not twerking. >> i'll go with that. >> good one holly. >> coming up on fox news morning 2017 memorial day weekend get away may be full of higher sticker prices. >> and practice run by navy blue angel team will snarl traffic in parts of our region. >> headed to break right now. live look across the d.c. region. that's good twerking music. let's listen for a second. >> that's the kick song you know you kicked back in the day. >> yes. >>

on some summer on fox the former cowboy qb will attend to make the feel beating up 9,00 golfers at various ious qualifiers. >> he's a golfer now. >> broadcaster he and toll golfer. >> used to being a professional narrator: "the time is always right to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us. well it's a perfect nespresso morning here, george. hold on a second. ♪ ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? the following program is a commercial presentation of total gym fitness.

jim: here's the guy that was just an amazing running back last year for the dallas cowboys. ' zeke yul's checking out the action. peter: jason's got a 9-iron. i believe that's a good yardage for him, good club selection. wasting no time. nick: he's aiming right. he's definitely going to scoop this one in on the lie. fractional fat, wasn't it? that's a tough putt from up there. jim: and horschel with about as good a lie as you could ask for being off the fairway. peter: for where he is you're exactly right. 123 yards left. jim: what's he going to do here, nick? nick: just play 10, 15 feet right of the flag and trying -- because severing going to hook anyway. let it swing and it should spin left. the most important thing, make a good follow-through, when -- which i think he's done. there's the shot. just bit a little more but that was the perfect shot. much better swing than the 72nd hole attempt. jim: if they need to go beyond this, it will be 18 one more time and after that, if necessary, 17. nick: we're going to need a miracle putt from one of these two, to be honest. jason's not easy

see the guy in the cowboy hat. they run judge lanier racing. owners of conquest more money.he and his wife wanted to have another adventure life. >> we had the movers. we had the horses. i decided at that point let's try these babies on the track. that is how we got in the track. and we were in the third row business running horses for 14 years. we haven't about 15 head of horses on the track right now. >> got a question for you. is the horse patch running in the preakness tomorrow? no. that's too bad. i wanted a horse to really root for. yes that is the horse with one eye. i guess i will have to go with the kentucky derby winner always dreaming to take the second leg of the triple crown. i'm old enough to remember when horse racing was a big deal. i watched black stallion. and wanted to be a jockey when i grew up. it was the only profession i turned out to be too tall for. [ laughter ] another thing about horse racing is how to bet on it. i still don't know how that works puppetry tech that and exact. so confused. why can't i just bet on who wins? you shouldn't have to bet

jim: here's the guy that was just an ama r cowboys. ' zeke yul elliott.ng out the action. peter: jason's got a 9-iron. i believe that's a good yardage for him, good club selection. wasting no time. nick: he's aiming right. he's definitely going to scoop this one in on the lie. fractional fat, wasn't it? that's a tough putt from up there. jim: and horschel with about as good a lie as you could ask for being off the fairway. peter: for where he is you're exactly right. 123 yards left. jim: what's he going to do here, nick? nick: just play 10, 15 feet right of the because severing going to hook anyway. let it swing and it should spin left. the most important thing, make a good follow-through, when -- which i think he's done. there's the shot. just bit a little more but that was the perfect shot. much better swing than the 72nd hole attempt. jim: if they need to go beyond this, it will be 18 one more time and after that, if necessary, 17. nick: we're going to need a miracle putt from one of these two, to be honest. jason's not easy. billy, a slight advantage

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