i'm not even full dane. >> tony: your father was macedonian?rmer yugoslavia. >> anthony: right, and then you left yugoslavia at what age? >> rene: fourteen. people make fun of me when i say i've never driven a car but i've never -- i never had a coca cola until i was like 17. it just wasn't in a small little village where there's two cars. the first food memory i have is also from there. it was my father and the day before we'd been in the mountains picking chestnuts. and i remember so vividly as a little child, i woke up and i saw my father roasting chestnuts and then i started hearing all these things popping. twenty minutes later they were in a bowl, and my aunt, she poured milk she had just taken from the cow and we had that for breakfast. it was so natural that we went to the mountain for chestnuts. you grew your food yourself. these sort of experiences growing up they really shaped the type of cook i am today. (music plays) hi i'm kristie and i'm jess. and we are the bug chicks. we are a nano-business. windows 10 really helps us get the w

it doesn't take much to make a happy dane.light a fire, light some candles, open a bottle of red wine and you've got a happy dane. i think americans are a little more demanding when it comes to happiness.ng it's enshrined in their constitution. they're entitled to it. but i think they have much bigger ideas about what constitutes happiness. will americans pay 56% income tax? i doubt it. >> reporter: pastor penille ostrem believes a lack of realism enables the danes to be so upbeat. but she is acutely aware that along with the rest of europe, denmark is a potential target for islamic state. so how does she manage to maintain happiness in a time of terror?in >> maybe the children that i baptize during this time are actually inheriting a society that looks a lot like the society when i was young. there was a nuclear scare. i didn't know if tomorrow was going to come but still went out to play and had our fights and got home to have dinner. >> reporter: so there's the perfect advice. keep calm and carry on. it's just easier if you

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this is a bit of variation, great dane. >> this is crazy. when wes got home from dinner, his puppy whimpering on a 20 foot limb on a tree. he got a ladder and spent hours trying to get her down and finally called the fire department. he used a harness and it broke halfway down and it broke but landed safe and sound. she was chasing something up the tree. >> warriors trying to get into the history books. live at oracle arena! >>> our next weather system, a weak weather system that will bring us rain is moving a little bit closer. i'll talk about that and we'll look at the weekend forecast coming up. an day. we'r . >>> the desperate search for a san francisco toddler stretches to another day. learning new gruesome details in the search. >>> a bizarre crash in the east bay. a wreck between an antioch city councilmember and the mayor. >> reporter: we will take live to oracle arena where tonight golden state warriors attempt to make nba history. "today in the bay" starts now. >> we're all pushing up our glasses and making sure what we're really s

just tell he was shaken. >> reporter: as if the news couldn't get any worse, the griffith's great danecleo, along with the second pet daisy, had also perished in the flames. craig and keith walked the property surveying the damages. >> we get to the koi pond and he's like, "gotta get g get those fish outta there. julie would kill me if something happened to those fish." i was like, "you know, let's not worry about that right now." >> reporter: overwhelmed by loss, the griffiths were faced with the question -- how could this have happened? >> the first thought was that it was the new heating and air unit, it had just gone in. >> reporter: the unit had been installed just days before the fire, adjacent to the master bedroom. >> that was my very first thought. that somehow the new heating and air unit wasn't put in properly. >> reporter: faulty installation? >> yeah. >> reporter: as for the cause of julie's death, that was left to the county coroner's office. deputy coroner ben bradford. >> what were you working with? >> a very, very charred body. i could not very well identify it being a

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it happened to a great dane of all things of cora jumped a five foot fence and climbed 20 feet into a tree. firefighters thought they were being pranked when they got the call. >>> i've been doing this 12 years and when they told us it was a 120-pound great dane up in a tree. the math doesn't add up. reused a harness to get cora down. she walked away. >>> >> reporter: you don't hear that everyday. >>> that's a huge dog. >> reporter: fortunately it had a happy ending. what a lovely sunday afternoon this is going to be. not a cloud in the sky. we're picking up the slightest breeze out of the north. jersey shore is not seeing a sea breeze yet. that will change in a couple of hours here. nice and comfortable down there, as well. double scan live is clear. we'll keep it clear until later in the week. we expect to see a few clouds in the sky tuesday. outside of that, today looks crystal clear, monday, same thing, wednesday and thursday, looks sunny. this is a nice weather pattern we're moving into. 61 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 27 the air is dry. pressure is steady. winds shifting o

a great dane. take a look there. when wes got home from dinner, his not so tiny puppy, cora, was whimpering up on a tree limb up 20 feet. he grabbed a ladder and spent the next several hours trying to get her down. when that didn't work he had to call for some backup. >> she was not going to move from that spot. when i crawled up to her she was not going to move from that spot. i held on to her and calmed her down, okay, honey, they will be here shortly. >> firefighters ended up atta attaching cora to a harness and lowering her down to a tarp before she broke the tree branch. the harness did break halfway down and cora land safely and soundly. her owner says she was chasing a raccoon up the tree when she got stuck. >> that's crazy. >> a full-grown great dane is well over 150 pounds. >> huge. big dogs. >> the baby is still a big load. >>> the battle, could it become a security risk for nearby businesses. those at oakland bank don't want it nearby. >>> steven hawking joining a futuristic bid for interstellar communicat

dane davis from barclays joins us now. understanding -- my layman's understanding of this, -- producers can get it out so cheap that they are continuing to add to the glut, and that continues to weigh on prices. mr. davis: i think that is a very real phenomenon. atreleased a note looking supply-side and people were worried when the copper price came down in 2015 that we would see cutbacks on power producers. they would try to bring the market into balance. so far we estimate that around 48,000 tons of supply has been cut out. that seems like a lot until you realize the global market is 22 million tons. what we have is supply continuing to be pumped out there, while demand is starting to slow down. --a: what data from china since china is such a big consumer of copper -- what data from china is the driver for the copper market? matt: what index should be look at. lisa: exactly. what target little terminal? china has the shanghai futures exchange. every friday morning -- thursday --ht bedtime -- they release their time, they

. >> great dane after climbing 20 feet up a tree, great dane named cora got stuck her owners called the officials thought they were being prank dollars. no. great dane up a tree. crank call. luckily, they came out anyway. when they got there they went up the tree, got cora down. see, the dog apparently had chase add squirrel, or maybe it was a raccoon, they don't know, chased the squirrel and ran so hard at the tree, got up the tree. isn't that crazy? ever see a dog climb a tree. >> have you ever seen a great dane climb a tree? another level. wow. >> whole another level. >> okay. a local mother who we met is floored by a nasty note someone left at her home. what it said about her little boy. he's dealing with autism. it really is outrageous. we'll read it to you. ♪ we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource. not the land. the water. or power sources. it's the people. american workers. they build world-class products. and that builds communities. and a better future. for all of us. because making something in america means so much, to so many. weathertech. proudly mad

first responders rescuing a 120-pound great dane from a tree. the dog, gets stuck up on a limb 20 feet high. how'd she get there? not sure. but rescuers pushing her off the tree onto a tarp. the owner says she probably ran up the tree to chase a raccoon squirrel. thanks for being part of a busy "real story" today. i'm gretchen carlson. have a fantastic day. >>> now shepard smith reporting, live from the fox news desk. >> so we're about to hear from paul ryan, speaker of the house. he's supposed to tell us, i will not accept the republican nomination for president if it comes my way, period, full stop, that's it, no more speculation, it's not going to happen. he's also said a few hours ago that it's coming. 3:15 eastern time. so 15 minutes from now. we'll have it live. why do we need this announcement? here's the back story. some gop big wigs and donors are suggesting that paul ryan could win the nomination in a convention floor fight. remember strategist karl rove saying the gop needs a fresh new face? speaker ryan said over and over he's not in

my dog is stuck in a tree. >> not just a dog, a dane. >>> big investment from a bay area billionaire, an early founder of facebook now adds to trying to cure cancer to his list of accomplishments. >>> the desperate search for a missing 2-year-old girl. stephanie chuang live in san francisco where police have not only expanded their search for ariana fitts, they're bringing in more experts. >>> i'm bob redell. we will take you courtside at oracle arena where golden state warriors are one win away from an nba record. that story coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ inside oracle arena - where the warriors will go for history >>> right now at 6:30, a live look inside a dark oracle arena, look at that vantage point. i think those might be the noseble nosebleeds. bob redell joining us from the court in just a few minutes to show you all the pricey seats available tonight. good morning, thank you for joining us, i'm sam prock. >> where we won't be sitting. i'm laura garcia-cannon. this golden day for the warriors we're hoping. >> yes. love your warriors dress, laura. beautiful day.

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david: it is really claire danes, they will make a decision when she is sick of doing the show or playing that character. when they are sick of writing that show. do you think the story of america's compilcated place in the 21st century won't be relevant in 2015, 2019 and 2022? of course it will be relevant. there's just this question of relativi how long we keep going. emily: what has it been like working with david lynch? david: he is an incredibly efficient director. he is now more than halfway through. he is kind of a genius. watching him work, i have been down to the set couple of times. the actors, i'm not allowed to say who they are, but many of them have worked with him for their entire careers. so, it is really watching a maestro. i am incredibly excited. i think it will be a work of, dare i say, genius? i don't use that word often. emily: a work of genius? on wood,should knock but i feel like it will be really special. emily: what about china? this is a question that netflix is being asked all the time. ♪ emily: there are more scripted tv shows than ever before. there are also m

after climbing 20 feet up a tree this great dane named cora got stuck her owners realized she jumpedence and ran out but didn't expect to find her in the air. they call the fire department for help. at first they thought they were being pranked. >> i thought dispatch was messing with us. i've been doing this 12 years, and just when they told us it was a 120-pound great dane, um, 20-foot up in a tree that math usually doesn't add up. >> luckily some firefighters were there to break cora's fall when they lowered her down. cora's owner believes the dog was chasing a squirrel or raccoon up the tree. >> i can't even imagine that. wow! all righty. so this mom and wife walk out the door for a dentist appointment. she never made it home. what her family says happened at her appointment that took her life. >>> in a billboard so many find so offensive. thousands are demanding it come down. whzwñw ♪ >>> brawl between two girls at a florida high school ends with one in handcuffs and another in the hospital. police say a 16-year-old girl used a stun gun on another several times. she was zen to th

hi everyone, i'm neil cavuto back just in time before charles dane takes credit for this show. meanwhile, i don't like him. little too good for my -- >> lunatics running the insane asylum. >> thank you very much. not on my watch. anyway, donald trump may be learning and has to spend some to get some, signing up seasoned political operatives ahead of what could be an ugly and nasty contested attention. something charlie gasparino says he should have been doing all along. glad to see all of you. saw you on "bulls and bears" doing an excellent job. jonas, you mentioned there is no given here mr. trump. you have to start doing what ted cruz has been doing. >> all along, with an apparatused and organization that goes to every state, that goes into louisiana and even though donald wins the state he steals delegates because he knows how to play the rules or by the rules. today he's in, cruz is in colorado with his team, he's setting camp. he's going to get a lot of them. >> these are delegates that are uncommitted, open and the idea is well, can i move them my way, and then cruz is th

we're looking at turnout, of course, in milwaukee county in dane county which is madison, and green bay17%. 17% green bay, and 61%. president obama won big last time. senator sanders should have a good night. will it be a big, big night? he needs big upsets right now. and without a big upset, we're going to see a very long, protracted, but secretary clinton will continue to accumulate delegates as well. >> paul? >> i'm not at all sure that the tower of damage is hurting him. >> right. >> hurting trump. it doesn't mean that he wins. i went back and looked at all the previous primaries. he consistently, mr. trump, consistently hits between 35 and 45 state after state after state. really interesting. very little, actually, regional differences. now, he may not win, but until he gets below 35, the bigger problem is this. this is in the exit polling. over a third of republicans, republicans in wisconsin primary today, say if trump is the nominee, i can't support him. guess what, the same percentage says if cruz is the nominee, they can't support him, either. this is a party coming apart. tha

hi everyone, i'm neil cavuto back just in time before charles dane takes credit for this show.nwhile, i don't like him. little too good for my -- >> lunatics running the insane asylum. >> thank you very much. not on my watch. anyway, donald trump may be learning and has to spend some to get some, signing up seasoned political operatives ahead of what could be an ugly and nasty contested attention. something charlie gasparino says he should have been doing all

crimes were atrocious, cruel, and monstrous saying the very name charles manson evokes fear, evil, and danee the general public. but they also say ms. van houten has done everything she can to rehabilitate hers teaching courses in the prison. 17 doctors wrote letters saying she is no longer longer a a danger to society. governor brown has 30 days and the final word. >>> this was van houten's 21st attempt at parol. another family member was released in 2009. >>> in today's health alert, e- cigarettes are the most commonly used tobacco product among middle and high school students for the second year in a row. new statistics show 16% of high school students and 5% of middle school students used electronic cigarettes last year and that is up significantly since 2011. but the cdc found traditional cigarette use dropped during that same period. >>> commonly used medications to treat acid reflux and ulcers may cause serious kidney damage when they are taken long researchers at washington university found patients who took proton pump inhibitors were more likely to develop kidney disease. the risk

i can't believe i ever forget this was pie dane. thank you so much for remaining me.verybody goes, we can have pie today? oh oh oh oh! sure, why not? man, crazy weekend on the campaign trail. let's check in with the unblackening. >> the can you rememberline county sheriff's office in north carolina says they're investigating if donald trump incited a riot. >> larry: hold on, guys. you can't arrest trump. how are you going to keep those cuffs on his baby hands? they'll slip right off, am i right? (cheers and applause) that's how houdini did it. foe get the inciting riots. we've got to check in with the eye blackening. i know! things began last week when a trump protester was sucker punched in north carolina thrown by john mcgraw, a 78-year-old guy dressed like a cowboy, who probably never thought he'd experience the sweet joy of punching a black guy and getting away with it like he used to. those days are gone! and when given the opportunity to be remorseful, he doubled down! >> "yes, he deserved it. the next time we see him, we might have to kill him." (audience react

. >> debbie's pack has 9 members and dead on the side of a road and proud proda a great dane playing with ace demetrius seemed to settle in fine. >> she looks pretty happy to be here. >> she is happy. that's what i noticed about her and that's what people say when they see her. they say she is happy. >> they say all dogs go to heaven, demetrius got there early. in hay market virginia garret haake. >> now the next step is getting a tumor on her eye removed and getting spade. both procedures may prolong her life. >>> that would be fantastic. >> we are happy with the forecast you have been doling out. >> topper picked a coupe of good days to take off. >> he planned this. hew sure. >> you could work on your golf game and any game you want outside. the weather will be great here for the next five or six days. the 3 day degree guarantee. we made it up to 67 degrees. chilly night tonight and once again frost advisory in effect. it is west of i-95, some patchy frost and lows down into the 30s overnight. right now you can see york is down to 37 and frederick to 41 and low 50s in a few spots w

reporter: in elsinore the place not only well known, but it belongs as much to the danes as to the britishe's a kind of an icon of modern man. it is a very powerful and strong icon because hamlet is a young man fighting by himself and wants to liberate himself to be who he is. >> solid flesh would melt. reporter: there are a handful of countries where the actors could not deliver the famous lines from such as syria. they couldn't go there because of security reasons. and north korea, welcome where they weren't welcome. male and female actors performing onstage in saudi arabia. 400 years after william shakespeare's death, "hamlet" as relevant as it ever was, right around the world. that brings this program to a close. i'm katty kay. have a great weekend. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, e-trade, and cancer treatment centers of

slapped dane bingham with sky high water fees after a pipe broke on his property. also on the list of water wasters, oakland a's owner, billy beane. the utility's tough stance resulted in a total of half million dollars in fines against water guzzlers like the retired oil executive who uses 12,000 gallons a day at his danville home and the venture capitalist who uses 8,000 a day in alamo. that was then. now east bay m.u.d. is changing its tune. the agency says its customers reduced water use by 24%. and after a flood of complaints, board members voted to suspend the excessive use fee. are you worried that could send the wrong message to excessive water users? >> we'll continue to work with all our customers and in particular customers on the high end in terms of their water bills. >> reporter: despite a stage 4 drought, east bay m.u.d. will stop penalizing water wasters with fines. >> in something is scarce it should cost more. >> reporter: instead, east bay m.u.d. will educate them and reserve the right in the future to bring back the fines. >> if we need the ordi

officials shut down a found dane at greenwood elementary which was built in 1917.gan school built in 1957 brought in water coolers and stopped cooking on location as a precaution. lead poisoning can lead to permanent brain damage and other health problems. lawmakers are trying to address these can concerns. >> the presidential primaries in pennsylvania and new jersey are are exactly two weeks away. the candidates are focused right now on next tuesday's primary in new york state. and and the latest poll shows frontrunners donald trump and hillary clinton who both have ties in new york are poised to regain momentum in their home state. abc's lana zak arts from washington. >> reporter: bernie sanders, had ill hill, donald trump and john kasich all of the candidates fanning out across new york. all of the candidates with the exception of ted cruz. >> he does not like new york. >> reporter: cruz preferring to invest his name california after his comments on new york values. >> california is going decide republican nomination. >> reporter: the democrats have been competi

>> reporter: our news partners at the washington post on dane tained a copy of the letter from the -- obtained a copy administration ordering immediate action. the safety blitz found metro is failing to provide each the most basic of protections for riders. like working fire extinguishers. >> that is another thing. i don't see those things on there. if something goes down, there is nothing for us to do. >> reporter: and that is something riders say should be a simple and obvious priority. >> absolutely. i have been a volunteer firefighter for 30 years. i always look for fire extinguishers and exits whatever building i go in. >> the report shows metro employees are at risk by simply ignoring safety procedures. the federal transit association has been responsible for safety oversight of metro since october. and in that time, more than 200 problems have been found. metro's spokesperson sherry lynn says they are aware of the report and all critical safety items are getting priority attention. >> hopefully the new safety manager, he can do something about that. >> a comprehensive track pla

look carefully, some firefighters in nebraska doing what they had to to get a 120-pound great dane out of a tree. you see it there? yeah, the dog was about 20 feet high. its fall was broken by people holding a tarp on the ground. the owner says cora probably got struck while chasing a squirrel or raccoon up the tree. cora is going to be quite fine. >> i wonder if cora learned her lesson. no more climbing up the trees. the squirrels meanwhile are pretty happy about this. >>> legal frustration is quickly turning into a nightmare for one couple outside of boise, idaho who moved out of their home after putting it on the market. >> once they were out, a complete stranger allegedly moved in. now a judge has ruled in favor of the alleged squatter. abc's rebecca jarvis with the story. >> reporter: you're looking at a homeowner's worst nightmare. piles of trash, pizza on the carpet, scratches on the walls. >> cigarette butts everywhere. she was letting her cat use our carpet as a litter box. >> reporter: according to homeowners renea and brian prindle, she is a squatter. >> this is all imaginar

they were there trying to get a 120-pound great dane named cora out of the tree. she was about 20 feet high and her fall was broken by people on the ground. they were holding a tarp. the owner says cora probably got stuck while chasing a raccoon or a squirrel. cora is going to be fine. >> she landed safely. >> yes. >>> time now for sports and this morning that means nba hoops. >> we get the highlights from our friends at espn. >>> good morning, america. he's stan, i'm neil. stan took most of last week off so he has to go first. >> let's talk nba playoff scenarios. three teams fighting for them. two of them in the mavericks and jazz. rudy gobert, wouldn't return to the game for wednesday. mavericks said they were approaching it like it was game seven of the playoffs. dirk know wit ski got the message battling joe ingals there. wesley matthews, he scored 30 points. mavericks win 101-92 and clinch a playoff spot. >> so now if i understand correctly it's between the jazz and rockets. >> you do understand correctly. >> for that final spot. that's it, the rockets win ag

cora 120-pound great dane volunteer department had to rescue from 20 feet up in a tree.d a fire foot fence and then somehow climbed the tree. cora won butch so crews had to go up and get her. her owners don't even know, no clue how she got up there and hope it never happens again. >>> cora stay away from the trees. >> cora. >> for lesley, justin everybody here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com. the lay show with stephen colbert is neck. good nig >> jon: stephen colbert, everybody! captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing intro music ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! welcome to the "late show," everybody! ( cheers and applause ) thanks so much! wecheers and applause )

cora 120-pound great dane volunteer department had to rescue from 20 feet up in a tree.d a fire foot fence and then somehow climbed the tree. cora won butch so crews had to go up and get her. her owners don't even know, no clue how she got up there and hope it never happens again. >>> cora stay away from the trees. >> cora. >> for lesley, justin everybody here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com. the lay show with stephen colbert is neck. good night. colbert is neck. good night. sleep wel >> announcer: if you're looking to make more money and take control of your personal and financial future, then get ready, because than merrill, the star of a&e's hit tv show "flip this house," one of the most successful real-estate investors in the country and america's number-one real-estate-investing expert has one heck of an opportunity for you. than is hosting a one-of-a-kind free two-hour real-estate wealth-building workshop where you will learn his three-step system for getting started flipping homes and buying and holding income