it is hard to hit that target and you really were a cowgirl out here in the west. >> i'm calamity gail. i had a lot of fun out there doing that. i love western life, so when they invited me to come out >>> guy, i have really bad news. bernie here is starving. he's so starving -- >> for delegates? >> he's on the floor unable to move because he's so hungry. but don't you worry, here's little lily coming to the rescue. >> ah yeah. his best friend. >> oh, yeah. she is so excited to be feeding the family dog, by the way. looks like he's doing all right. >> he's not starving too much. >> don't you tell lily that. >> i like how lily understands that the dog needs to be fed. now -- that dog. >> yeah, this is harper, the daughter of one of our producers, betsy holloway. the family dog is behind her and at kibble at a time and tossing it look how gentle she is. >> i remember him at betty's wedding and now he's playing with the baby. >> they truly are part of the family. >> don't worry, kids will take part of the family dog. >>> things you won't ever hear a mexican mom say. a video that nails it.

friends of horses relies on volunteers like teri, a true colorado cowgirl. how often do you volunteer here? - i volunteer three days a week. and bill told me that you bring other volunteers sometitis. you recruit. - oh, yeah. i do. - well, then, you obviously love this place, right? - yes, i do. - why? - i love the horses, i like being around the horses and there's friendly people and... yeah. - good energy... - it's a good place to work. - ...and it's helping people, right? - yes, and the horses. (robert) - the ranch hosts animal lovers and volunteers from al" over the world. if you're an animal lover this is the spot. - yep. - do animal lovers-- like, do travelers come in? - all the time. - yeah? - we get world travelers and travelers that are coming in that find out about us from just being in the community and just come down and volunteer for one day while they're traveling through. - i can't think of a better cause than this one, man. the next time i get all stressed out in new york city m like, it's time to go shovel manure over at friends of horses. -

ride 'em, cowgirl! rita crundwell appears to be a humble, small-town civil servant, but she's living a double life as a world champion horse breeder. it's a deception that comes at a huge price. >> everything that i've learned about showing horses, you must either be independently wealthy, or you're stealing the money. >> narrator: when this cunning comptroller diverts more than $53 million of dixon, illinois' money into her horse empire, she leaves a city on the verge of collapse. >> people are gonna have to lose their jobs to balance this budget. for what, a horse? for a trophy? are you kidding me?

i got my eye on you, reverse cowgirl. you're pointless. good night, pervs. [ cheers and applause ] from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with trevor noah." [ cheers and applause ] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," i'm trevor noah. thank you so much, everybody. our guest tonight, host of the new viceland docu series, "gaycation," ellen page is joining us tonight, people! [ cheers and applause ] but first, breaking news from across the atlantic. >> u.s. warplanes have reportedly killed 150 people over the weekend at what the military says was a terrorist training camp. >> the pentagon says the camp was preparing to conduct a large-scale attack against u.s. and african forces. >> drones and manned aircraft caught the fighters lined up out in the open for what appeared to be their graduation ceremony. >> trevor: good lord, that is heartless! [ laughter ] i mean, i know they're terrorists, but at their graduation ceremony? [ laughter ] they didn't even hav

. >> this cowgirl and her pet calf, this girl in oklahoma carrying her pet calf in her tractor and the calf is i'm fine, i'm fine. lots of people loved this behaving. it is a calf but it is big. >> like a grizzly bear chasing. >> now, he's like, i'm done. i need to get some rest. >> i am sure they got their fair share of complaints but realizing it's just a little bit of fun. >> as long as they didn't hurt it, for sure. >> he can back up pretty quickly. well it took months to get through all the political red tape but the rays are heading to cuba, which will be an incredible experience for team and a milestone for major league baseball and the rays were drawn from a lottery in a handful of teams interested and they know they're making history. >> now, with what's happened with the federal government and president obama and potential lifting of the sanctions, where it feels like this is headed, this is really to be at the start of something and we'll look back and even in a few years and certainly in a decade, you know, with more normalized relations to know we were here in the beginnin

um, look, this isn' t my first rodeo... cowgirl. uh... i know what the brush-off feels like. i just thought that you' d be someone to do it to my face. please just do that. i can' t. why not? i still really want to see you. i' m just really late for class. i' ll call you. (quietly): hey. i' m sorry to interrupt. i just wanted to apologize for jose. henry: no need. i' ve met a hundred guys like him in the marines. he' s an ops guy. he spent a little too much time outside the wire. and he' s naturally suspicious of analysts like me, who sit indoors with highlighters, looking for odd discrepancies and patterns. or professors who spend their day doing close readings of obscure texts. (chuckles) so you' re an interrogator, too, yeah? yeah, it' s not as edgy as it sounds. you just get them in a room and establish a rapport and talk and talk and talk until some little detail reveals what' s really going on. sounds like raising a teenager. i got my skills? look alive, people. we have visitors. hello, everyone. sorry to barge in. this isn' t what i had in mind for our first meeting, b

. >> i' ll ask my sister the cowgirl. >> she' s a poser. she' s a poser. not a real ranch hand. >> and it is interesting and little kids like a pony. >> you know who can answer that with that hold today. >> and i ask that question around today. >> what time are you going out there? >> and actually going just for fun. >> justin: that was just yesterday? >> it' s going to from 11 to midnight. >> justin: a lot of great shows. >> candace: because i' m the meteorologist i' ll wait later to go. >> justin: explain why. there' s a front. >> candace: and the best rain chance is this morning and you have been warned so i don' t want people yelling at me when i' m out there and going it rained this morning! i told you. it' s muggy out there and there is another thing right now with the moderate rain now being reported in many spots across northern zones. later on this afternoon we' ll start to gradually dry out and it won' gradual drying trend and by monday and tuesday you' ll feel a real difference. it will be cool and sunny and very, very breezy and talking tempera