. ♪ friendliness is not only a virtue, it is a way of life or the danes. ♪ need fear old age in denmarktimber and the midnight sun, northernmost of the nato allies, norway is a rugged country and its people are rugged, strong. ♪ norwegians are rugged but peaceful, tranquil and unhurried homes,ust beyond their the soviet border and the barbed wires of a very different world. iceland does not have an army, but it is an invaluable base in the north atlantic, on the great circle route between the european and american partners in nato. ♪ --landers -- i slante icelanders feel strongly about their position and are willing to defend their freedoms. slave nations do not quarrel, they do as they are told. nato nations fly free. nowhere in the world this freedom fly higher or wider than in canada, one of the youngest nato nations, a land of vast regions of forest and mineral wealth. canada is fertile and rich and generous. canadians have sent the fruit of their labor out of their fields to europe. canadian defense provides a vital link in the defense of the alliance. the largest land mass in nato

dane of rs energy. good to see dane. that is it for bloomberg daybreak.oomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our audience worldwide. i'm jonathan ferro. "the countdown to the open" starts right now. ♪ stock markets rallying as jpmorgan kicks off earnings season, beating estimates. data out of china providing relief. credit growth surging, leaving the window open for the biggest ipo of the year. uber finally filing. 30 minutes away from the opening bell, good morning. friday price action, session highs on futures of 18 points positive .6%. in g10, the dollar is weaker. euro-dollar 1.13. treasury yields up five basis points. we begin with our top story. long, butn a painful market participants are sticking with the banks. >> we are big buyers of the banks. >> something we are starting to warm up to his long and overweight financials. >> the b

the giant litter born to a single great dane-- 19 dogs in all. >> does it ever get old to hold a puppy>> never. >> never. >> quijano: good evening. i'm elaine quijano. an american tourist kidnapped at gunpoint in uganda is free and safe tonight. kimberly endicott of costa mesa, california enjoyed what is described as a square meal and hot shower at a camp after her release. endicott was abducted along with her driver on tuesday in queen elizabeth national park, where they had gone to look at wildlife. both were freed after a ransom was paid. meg oliver has the story. >> reporter: after five days with their captors in the congo, american kimberly sue endicott and her local driver, jean-paul mirenge remezo, were rescued sunday night. this photo shows endicott moments after she was taken to safety. >> we were all really concerned about what had happened to her. >> reporter: andrea glasgow calls endicott a free spirit, saying the skin spa owner is known to travel alone. >> i want to hear about what happened, you know. you are so independent, you go over there by yourself. scary. 56-year-ol

cleanliness is not only a virtue, it is a way of life for the danes. music]rdion need fear old age in denmark or norway. filmncer: watch the entire , 70 years after the nato treaty was signed, this sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on reel america. explore our nation's past here on american history tv. theuncer: up next, we visit san luis obispo county history center and learn about writer jack kerouac's time in the town. >> the coastal awakening was this cultural movement that was set up when jack kerouac's scroll of "on the road" was coming to our local library. i had known from research we did that jack kerouac lived in san luis obispo for a while and worked in san luis. of course, his literary style was outside the box and some of his characters, like neil cassidy, were on a different level. so we thought, well, let's name five or six people in our history that went against the grain or thought outside the box. for instance, art beale. he was known as captain nitwit or dr. tinkerpaw. he was working on the chapel when they first started and decided he wou

friendliness is not only a virtue, it is a way of life for the danes. ♪ >> no citizen need fear of oldge in denmark, or in norway. film, 70the entire years after the nato treaty was signed, this sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america. explore our nations passed on american history tv. >> coming up, we will learn about the history of outlaws in san luis obispo. >> are you sure you want to go through with this? >> that is up to you. >> you just don't know how good i am. , then you show me. [gunshot] playingays liked cowboys and bad guys. -- werefind out, we had every bit as wild as or tombstones that i fantasized about as a little boy. that led to the book. this spot on the creek became notorious in the 1850's because in 1858, there was a committee in san luis obispo, fighting crime. there was a crime wave that was spectacular. committee was in 1856. we have a dubious reputation of having hanged more men than they did. r committee hanged for. we hanged at least six. this is where the hangings would have taken place in the summer of 1858. the crime in san luis obispo robbery.t was it

>> reporter: sergeant dane was air-lifted to the hospital where he was treated and released. >> last night when i watched the body camera video over and over and over again it really hammers home the bravery, the leadership. you see no panic there. >> wow. that was kelsey trohid reporting. deputies say the suspect had been reporting missing and suicidal earlier in the week and had reported threatened to commit suicide by cop. >>> as we approach the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, historian douglas brinkley gives us the story behind his new book "american moonshot," this is really interesting. stay close. copd makes it hard to breathe. so, to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't r

one of those bullets piercing sergeant tom dane's hat, brushing his forehead.rushing to help the sergeant. >> slow down. >> i'll get my first aid >> reporter: sergeant dane somehow able to walk away with just a minor wound. >> the bullet enters the bottom of his cap. strikes him in the skull and comes out of top of his hat. a millimeter lower and he's dead. >> in that exchange the suspect was shot several times, later dying at the hospital. authorities say, he had threatened suicide by cop before. now the deputies involved were placed on paid administrative leave while the department investigates. guys, what a close call for that deputy. the sheriff said he's thankful sergeant dane will be back at work real soon. dan? >> incredible. thank you so much. really appreciate your reporting this morning. >>> and coming up on "gma," we'll take things to a little bit of lighter zone. we've got "star wars" scoop for you. we have an inside look at galaxy's edge, to a new series, to a game. >>> and the last season starts, who oddsmakers think will triumph in "game of thron

dave and dane wa nted this local garage.and dane wanted brexit to bring change but are not hopeful. every time i turn the tv on every time i open the paper, all you have got is brexit this and that. whatever the people seem this and that. whatever the people seem to say, it does not really make much difference. curtis is also disillusioned. none think more elections or new political parties are the answer. they have had two years to sort it out and they have not done anything about it, have they? i'm not going to waste my time voting for anyone. whether we are asked to vote in the european elections hinges on finding a brexit fixed soon. so far, that has proved elusive. alex forsyth, bbc news. and we'll hear from other parties as they launch their campaign for the european parliament elections. voting takes place injust under six weeks' time on the 23rd of may, and if the uk does take part, officials will have very little time to prepare. danny savage has more from york. that is a very, very dramatic map to show you. that is

dane is expected to make a full recovery. sheriff chitwood commended the deputy ts for your their bravery. >> i can tell you in 32 years of policing this is probably the luckiest day because a millimeter slower and sergeant dane is dead. >> really amazing. i reached out to the sheriff this morning. he told me yesterday was sergeant dane's 55th birthday. that's the sergeant who was shot he's doing well and eager to return to work. all of the deputies who fired their weapons are on leave. that's standard as law enforcement investigates the shooting? wow. >> you know, gunfights are terrifying, but you don't really know until you're in one, but that ease as close as you can get. >> you look at this video and the sergeant who was shot ran into the woods and was able to take down this guy after a bullet just grazed his head. >> what an uncredible birthday gift that he's still alive. >> happy birthday. >> within inches. >> thank you so much. >>> it was the very definition of daring. ahead, we'll remember world war ii's doolittle rai

now, what‘s cuter than a great dane puppy? the answer: 17 great dane puppies, in a single litter.areas, particularly further south and in england, it overcast. we have had some rain, and showers are in the forecast. wherever you are, the chances are it will brighten up. the clear skies are across many parts of scotland, northern england, east anglia, they noticed this cloutier across parts of the midlands, the south and the south—west. these are rain bearing clouds and it has been raining on and off so far today. this afternoon, we could see further heavy showers. there could be thunderstorms around as well, and downpours developing across the midlands, probably away from the coast itself. many northern areas should keep the sunshine. it is all or nothing today, really. tonight, showers continue across southern areas, very showers continue across southern areas, very hit and miss. one city gets hit but another 20 miles away gets hit but another 20 miles away gets nothing. dry weather in place across northern england, northern ireland and scotland. nippy tonight, temperatures in ci

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much for the fifth seeded wozniacki, though battling back to win the first set tie break against the daneond set 6—3, and taking her fourth career title. garbine muguruza defended her monterrey open title after victoria azarenka was forced to retire with a leg injury. former world number one azarenka, playing her first singles final in three years was forced to withdraw when trailing 6—13—1. on sunday, cambridge won both the men's and women's boat races on the river thames in london. the men's team included the double olympic champion james cracknell, making a comeback in the sport at the age of a6, and eleanor roper was watching. now the cambridge boats... the river thames might not be as glamorous as the sydney or athens olympics, but forjames cracknell, this is a career—high. great britain get the gold medal! he has won back two olympic gold medals and six world championships, but after a biking accident left him with a head injury, he has not lost the desire to compete. as the men's race gets under way, there is only one man that everyone is talking about, and that is james cracknell.

what's cuter than one great dane puppy? 17 great dane puppies.n 20 pounds, and a fully grown male can weigh as much as 14 stone. now it's time for the weather. good morning. cloud in the south of england, clouding some of the skyscrapers. this is the satellite picture from earlier. cloud trailing through wales and northern ireland. cloud coming in from the north sea as well. some holes in the cloud. parts of norfolk, getting some hazy sunshine. continuing with sunny spells across much of east anglia, through into the north midlands, northern england, the cloud in the north—east tending to disappear. staying quite cloudy on the coast of the north sea and the north—east. the cloud continuing in the south. some showers here. temperatures up to about 18 celsius. but chillier across north sea coast. tonight, we continue with this zone of cloud and with it, cloud moving southwards. keeping temperatures at between 7-9d. keeping temperatures at between 7—9d. further north, some clear spells, a little bit chilly, not desperately cold to start tuesday morn

at the age of 3a, it was the first major victory for the dane.f off his own bike, over the arduous 256—kilometre trek across the wooded hills of the ardennes in southern belgium and easily held on to win by 27 seconds over italian davide formolo. it may have been a kenya double at the london marathon as eliud kipchoge won the men's and brigid kosgei the women's event but this coming up was a guinness book of world records effort. completing a marathon dressed as big ben — but then you can't get across the finish line. this athlete was attempting the fastest marathon time dressed as a landmark and encountered some difficulty at the finish line. maybe a lesson for us all there. don't forget your measuring tape next time. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. a weekend that began with wind and rain ended on a relatively quiet note across most parts of the uk. that is how we start the new working week, with some dry weather f

of three climbs up the mur de huy, but alaphilippe produced a strong finish to catch and pass the daneat's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello again. uk forecast in just a moment but first of all we are off to mozambique where it looks like we've got another weather—related disaster on the way. another cyclone, this is cyclone kenneth, picking up strength and it's going to make landfall thursday afternoon in northern mozambique and bringing you through five days of forecast here, you can see the problem. once the storm has made landfall, it stops moving and we will see torrential falls of rain in the same area day after day. we could be seeing, getting on for a metre of rain over coming days combined with a storm surge 2—4 metres high which could bring coastal inundation and looks like we will see another round of devastating flooding across mozambique, particularly in the north of the country. here in the uk, our weather has changed. it's turned a bit cooler, we've got unsettle weather over the next few days with rain or showers but also tem

we are getting it wrong because we are changing the faces of the oppressor not dane tire system so by dismantling mugabe's in the in this book ugly doing that yes mugabe's gone but the mugabe's him it's a culture it's a system with tentacles like an octopus so we need to dismantle the entire system so that we can we're going to be able to establish a new political structure which rent and it was in love with to release to meaningful change that we anticipate right you have been going around india bend and you have been bringing the plight of the human rights situation in zimbabwe to people here in gear up what don't we know about the human rights violations that are taking place in zimbabwe right now the situation in zimbabwe is moving from actually bad to west out one day international community out one the word to know that there are many untold stories untold gross human rights violations special which happened in a general idea of twenty nine thousand the beatings the torture the rape and i've been terrorised and the killings of two or so or civilians with the army using eleven i

here are 17 great dane puppies. here are 17 great dane puppies. in a single litter! think. i haven't weighed myself for about four years... i have no idea how much you weigh. neither do i! should really sort that out. i'll dig out the weighing scales. you should know. anyway, maybe they weigh the same as dan. normally we compare everything to the size of a double—decker bus... 7:34am. really busy weekend for sport. really busy in the fa cup. the magic is alive and well. 18th may. wembley stadium. manchester city against watford. it's after watford produced one of the finest comebacks in fa cup semi final history to see off wolves in extra time. our correspondent david ornstein has the details in the competition renowned for producing moments of magic, the latest courtesy of watford — through to a first fa cup final since 1984, thanks to an incredible comeback. although they made the better start, it was wolves who were the more clinical, and matt doherty gave the travelling gold masses reason to believe this would be their day. after the restart, it was two — rauljim

the cheney vader in fida maine debut both dane de de la motte of. talk day in. years have passed since julio regime is murder in twenty sixteen in italy and elsewhere many people are still waiting for the truth. for many egyptians what happened to the regime he did not come as a surprise his human rights organizations estimate that in egypt at least three hundred and twenty three people have died in custody since twenty thirteen. sixty thousand have been arrested on political charges and over fifteen thousand civilians have faced military trials including one hundred fifty children. what has come to be called enforced disappearance is an every day occurrence. it doesn't want to. be there for the yam as a bell by the in his heart of any of it and in the lower myself and the how. adam had a block cunt and i think you're an outward in and my fish affect. me all the fullness and sebag and i should know that i've been so mad mad about going to europe and so on and if an insect with as it were the demanded if i mean the arctic a city hall or a couple seven in obesity

and among the nationalities that died you had brits, you had indians, danes, spanish, swiss, dutch, turkishonalities who we re great number of nationalities who were killed here so it would suggest that terrorists were specifically targeting them. we know as well that sri lanka has made such strides since the end of the civil war a decade ago. you mentioned that of course, tourist arrivals have risen some 400% since 2009 and that is when the civil war ended, so it's made such progress over the last decade and this suicide attack is unlikely to help. in fact it made such progress it even topped the list for places to visit, it was on the top place to visit for lonely planet's guide for 2019. i was here with my family as a touristjust planet's guide for 2019. i was here with my family as a tourist just a week ago, mariko, so it is with shock and horror that many people look at this place now and think it isn't safe to visit. and u nfortu nately isn't safe to visit. and unfortunately the attacks targeting tourist has happened before here in asia, one that many people would remember is the one

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a millimeter lower, and sergeant dane would have been killed. i reached out to the sheriff who told me his deputy is doing well and he's eager to return to work. and yesterday was the deputy's 55th birthday and what a birthday it must have been. >>> coming up, a texas judge survives a gunman's attack, what she should have known. >>> a lawmaker accuses trampoline parks of hiding the growing number of injuries. inan: a texas judge a texas judge is ambushed in front of her teen son. she survives. jim axle rod reports on her heroing experience in this week's 48 hours. >>> we are never going to be the same. and we all feel that it never should is happened. >> november 6th, 2015, started as a typical texas friday night for judge julie and her son, will. >> we went to the football games every friday night. >> it was rainy. so after halftime, we decided to head home. will had his learners permit. so he drove. >> as we were pulling into the driveway, i saw a leaf bag that was blocking the gate. >> we thought it was strange. i thought it was a prank. and

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the giant litter born to a single great dane-- 19 dogs in all. >> does it ever get old to hold a puppy> never. >> never.

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and if you want any more information about any of the danes stories you can get more detail lots of good pictures as well on the al-jazeera website al-jazeera dot com. take a look at the top stories here it out japan's emperor akihito has formally abdicated during the ceremony he thanked the public and said he prays for peace the ritual which involves handing over the chrysanthemum throne to his son took place at the imperial palace in tokyo crown prince now or he now becomes emperor this is the first abdication in japan for more than two hundred years sudan's main protest group has accused the military of trying to break up a sit in outside army headquarters in the capital protesters have been demanding an immediate handover to civilian rule. socialist party have met to consider their next steps after their victory at the polls but they failed to win a majority said they may have to form a coalition and that could take weeks. prominent afghans amazing for a second day in the capital kabul for discussions between the afghan government and the taliban the meeting known as the loya jirgah

and dane's a tease and concern over the impact that they may be having on our large tree species and so we're trying to find ways that we can mitigate the effects that elephants have on trees and they by placing honeybees in these trees we hoping that we can find a new method to actually protect the trees from elephant impacts. while elephant populations are in serious decline in other parts of africa their numbers are growing in south africa he n.h.l. reserves a fenced in and equipped with also official reaching homes protected and well provided for the big animals have flourished so much so that they've become a problem the elephants trees and shrubs naked often up brushing them in the process and destroying the habitat other animals and plants in the park rely on elephants a particularly partial to one of the park's largest trees the marina. trees are a highly sought after tree by elephants and that's because they've got a lot of forage for the elephants and we're seeing a lot of impact on these trees and for example in the study site here we've seen a decline of around thirty fiv

dane cherry switched over to a gas-saving scooter years ago. >> full tk should last me about two weeks. $3.14. >> reporter: megancgrath, news4. >> if you have a sfumfew minute you might want to download a gas station app. >> gasbuddy can help you find the cheapest prices near you. >> it's about how much are you willing to drive out of your way to get cheaper gas? >> i will go pretty far. if it's enough. if it's two cents maybe not. more than tha maybe. >>yeah. >>> 4:26.n coming up, a escape from a stolen car caught on camera. the video of a child's quick action to save himself and his sister. >>> and good morning, everybody. four things to know about the weather for the next few days -- enjoy the cool sunshine today ocause it's going to turn a little hint early summertime around here for the next couple of days. and before you complain about the gas prices, on vacation in italy a couple of weeks ago, gas s almost $9 a gallon over there. $3 looks cheap right now. >> yeah. >>> plus, 104 years young. we'll hear from a local woman about her secret to living a long life. look -she looks ama

. >> reporter: a dane donald trump's uptick in a disease science has already conquered. ann thompson, nbc news,ns white plnew york. >> president trump is setting his sights on the mueller probe or more specifically the start of the investigation. he once again claimed total esexoneration on wey, but said that the investigation was an attempted coup. this after a bombshell from his attorney general. during a senate hearing, william barr suggested that american intelligence agencies spied on e 2016 trump campaign. >> i think there was a spying did occur, yes, i think spying did occur. spying on a political campaign is a big deal. >>bc's tracie potts joins us from d.c. with the latest. there is a lot of backlash from democrats over those comments. >> reporter: they say it's reckless, evenangerous to suggest this with no evidence. is there evidence? we don't know. barr said there was some basis for huggestion there, but he didn't say wt that basis was. he said he's not investigating the fbi. it is an internal review, and that the inspector general should have a report t ont

liverpool have been starting with disaster for a couple of danes but have found a couple of wins.'s match tonight, with these and the remaining fixtures, means they will bea game remaining fixtures, means they will be a game ahead and potentially have the lead until april when city had a chance to win again. liverpool tonight meet a team that have improved significantly under the man they call the alpine clot. this is ralph hasenhuttl. a similar footballing philosophy. it is working at saint mary's these are some of the pictures he has had when he has taken charge. big wins against arsenal and spurs. top four contenders. they also help to relegate film and what was a crucial clash at the bottom of the table earlier on this season. southampton with five points clear of the relegation zone with just five games to play. we know how tough it was to get these points and it is important that we stay in focus. the team deal that they may be play asa the team deal that they may be play as a successful way and we can create problems for every opponent. yeah, it is made a big challenge, but

we have here a rich history and certainly what is going to be a new chapter now for the structure danes alexander cameron joining us from london thank you it's and you. now it has been a month since swept over southeastern africa the storm killed more than one thousand people in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi hundreds of people are still missing as a result of the severe flooding that hit the region the world bank estimating that three million people are still suffering the after effects of the natural disaster one of the worst affected places is in the port city of bay right in mozambique our correspondent met with the mayor there a man who is fighting a daily battle to overcome the emergency left by the storm. every day the man who does it two of his city inspecting the reconstruction of beirut with the destruction of saigon he dies divisible everywhere the mayor is determined to stay in close contact with the residents the man who is trying hard but he can't always help the mayor is part of an opposition party after the cyclon he strongly criticized the central government for its slo

very bottom of the table and here's a look at all the countries where reporters without borders the danes the situation to be very serious at the top of the list on the other hand the northern european countries of norway finland and sweden but the picture is not so positive in other parts of europe european union member hungary dropped fourteen places down to eighty seven did have you caught up with the hungary and journalist who left hungary and now lives here in germany. bearly nine hundred kilometer super bowl in budapest but for journalists or a disservice work the two sieges are worlds apart since viktor orban became prime minister nine years ago hungers media landscape has changed radically and a point had habits and i guess her best when i was a child i always heard that hungry was one of the most liberal countries in what was the eastern bloc and i grew up with this idea that is depressing but specifically this democracy in hungary is slowly being deconstructed and that press freedom is being restricted. doro experienced first hand how a new regulation still on the road custer wh

because while bins and buses will no doubt be issues in these council contests, few think that the daneed out. jessica parker, bbc news. prayer services have been held in sri lanka one week on from the deadly suicide bombings carroied out by islamist extremists. at least 250 people, including many tourists, died in a series of co—ordinated attacks at churches and hotels on easter sunday. the archbishop of colombo called the atrocities "an insult to humanity". from sri lanka, clive myrie reports. seven days ago, st anthony's church was filled with the screams and cries of the dying. bells ring. and today, bells marked their passing. the bombers mainly attacked christians, but buddhists commemorated the horrors of last week too. it doesn't matter what they've done. we are coming from, like, buddhists, hindus, islamics, or whoever. we have to pray, then to live in harmony. inside st anthony's, members of the sri lankan navy tried to wash away the stain of violence. to restore this house of god. this is the exact spot where the suicide bomber detonated his backpack to devastating effect. yo

so this is this is one of the government by twenty thirty don't make any sense of well you know i'm dane don't make any secret of their desire to pull power to you know there are lots of people who do lots of things you said that of one of government by it why do you think this is a baltic ferry no no we are you know many evidently we are sovereign ists we are against any attempts to take away power from the nation states you talked about a plot there isn't a plot is the how do you know of how do you know how can you be sure of what you are the ones who talk about it so you chuck any old nonsense into the mix and expect people to believe it there's no plot you haven't won a shred of evidence for that do you beg to differ i never see a living see i think the entire history of the united nations shows you that they are bent on taking power so it's an intention. isn't the reason the tensions matter don't or isn't the real plans where they come from then in reality a stone millions don't seem to care much at all about your plots and conspiracies do the coding to post or. more published in th

existing ones and then there's the so-called nation state law which defines israel as a jewish state dane creating others to second class citizenship are a force that has more from west jerusalem. four years ago benjamin netanyahu pushed the raisman who don't boo boo's in a facebook video on polling day he used fears of the palestinian israeli vote to mobilize his own core support. for that but in this campaign israel's prime minister has deployed race as an issue unapologetically and much earlier in the piece his most controversial move drawing criticism from moderates at home and jewish organizations in the u.s. has been to engineer a coalition of smaller right wing parties that includes the supremacist jewish power one of whose candidates has been barred from standing for inciting racism against palestinians from all parties incitement to racism against the palestinians in general and the palestinian minority in particular against the leadership of the palestinian minority. clear statements that they are not part of the political democratic game in israel. one of that in yahoo's lines

knowledge of the life this moses is an angry prophet with bulging danes and a system visage the way gods were depicted in the ancient world. michelangelo may have learned from the masters of antiquity but he didn't copy them . liberalism's was more than just the rebirth of antiquity. men like michelangelo created something neat they took the techniques and alice of the ancient greeks and romans and developed them further. you won't find a single artwork of the renaissance that simply copies an ancient. the crucial thing is that the renaissance didn't just rediscover the critical spirit of the greeks for example it didn't just grapple with the science and scholarship of antiquity it developed everything further it invented completely new things and toppled the ancient giants who had originally been its teachers. but primavera one of the best known works of renaissance arts. raphael school of athens glorified ancient thought. and leonardo da vinci's mona lisa for more than a thousand years the skill of realistically capturing the three dimensional world on a flat canvas had been forgotten

. >> reporter: if cleo looks proud, it's because his 4-year-old great dane just produced 19 puppies.>> man, this is a lot. it's never ending. >> reporter: for owner and lead surgeon in arizona, it was a saturday morning scramble. >> we just started calling up staff and family members. >> we didn't know ethere were this many. we thought there were eight to ten. >> reporter: the delivery room became a war room. a team of 11b doctors and volunteers pulling out puppies. >> when you see what's in front of you. >> holy skmoeks. >> is that what you said? >> something along those lines. >> they just kept shooting out one after another and they were handing off to technician after technician. and it was 19 puppies and we're like that's got to be a record. >> reporter: in fact it ties the american record. the 17 survivors are all healthy. and cleo's owner says all are spoken for. >> i have this one right here is going to be going to new york. this one's going to pennsylvania. and this one's going to illinois. they're going to see places i've never seen. >> reporter: and in just a few short mon

i responsible for slavery because i mean the government now because of way prior governments have dane and if we go by your example of somebody stealing something from somebody ok they did it i didn't do it just because somebody is grand day's dose something doesn't mean i'm responsible for it if somebody is grandad was are you a killer and they found out one hundred years later you don't go after the kids and say ok you get to go to jail now or you get a pay back some money because of what your grandfather makes no sees you know who did it. should have been able to catch him while they were alive punished him while they were alive and that funny people they had nothing to do with slavery at all it's absurd so even if we still have this great imbalance with among the black communities of the united states who is going to pay for it then because there are still white communities that have white privilege and get where they are based on their ethnicity don't they why shouldn't they pay a little toward for addressing that balance. what is happening there so we can talk about it. well way

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> do you feel like the government or probe got to the bottom of what happened at the clinton found daneat the ship has passed, what is interesting is that does not appear that attorney general prepared to let go of it. second thing, i think we'll learn more than we realize when we sees inspector general report about what was tboaing on behind the scene, relative to the origins of what became russia collusion investigation. elizabeth: will you come back on the show-and-tell us about it. >> of course. elizabeth: that was terrific analysis. >> we're not far, almost mayor end of may to june we'll have benefit of that. and we'll find out whether house democrats are serious about looking into that. elizabeth: you gave great insights and perspective. >> thank you. >> mr. ray thank you, coming up, capitol hill showdown. democrat threatening to throw to prison white house workers. but white house not backing down, said who is right and wrong in this fight, later on the show bench bernd bernie sans down on little prisoners vote. we'll debate bernie is comparing voting rights of women and minoriti

among them, some americans, several brits, danes, this is a country that's popular with tourism. about 10 years ago, and, of course, it remains vulnerable as many countries around the world to intimate terror attacks too. causing devastation all over the country many no one, no group has been able to claim with any kind of authority that they were behind these atrocities. >> can you tell us about what authorities are learning from the type of explosives used because the carnage is sizable and the physical destruction of these buildings is quite extensive as well? >> given what's known as homemade explosives nitrates, fertilizer or commercially available dynamite, they often perform in a similar way, particularly, and i use the words given the perfection that many of them have been subjected to over the years. across the middle east, afghanistan and elsewhere. the skill set available to groups around the world to be able to conduct these sorts of attacks are there, not the least of which sri lanka, in which suicide bombers were used to hide explosive bombing attacks, very much awe