when did you realize that he exceeded the typical great dane?four months when we would take him to the dog park and everybody that knew great danes that knew large-breed dogs, they said, wow, his paws are huge. they had never really seen paws that large. and he had these huge kind of knots on his wrist area that were kind of bone ready to grow. so, we started hearing it from other people. >> i have to tell you, i'm still stunned looking at the three of you there because this looks like a computer graphic, he's superimposed on the top of you. i love great danes and have found them to be gentle. is he a gentle giant? >> yeah, he is super gentle. we have two small kids and he's very careful around them and just loves to be around kids, actually. >> and i'm thinking -- >> he's a great dog. >> i'm thinking of the pet paraphernalia. often you'll get the cute little doggie bed. that's not going to work. where does he sleep? >> he has his own queen-sized bed and it sits right at the foot of our bed. >> a queen-sized bed? >> yeah, yeah. early on, he had

many unions have already endorsed dane county executive kathleen falk.tt is running strong in the polls the latest polls show him seven points in the lead in the democratic primary and barrett is doing better than any other democrat although he trails the governor by two points. republicans are clearly worried about him. the republican government association released an attack ad against him before he announced he's running. good to have you with us. i appreciate your time. >> it's great to be on your show. >> you bet. thank you, sir. why are you doing this? you wait until friday to jump. why are you doing it? >> i'm doing it because scott walker is trying to divide the state like it's never been divided before. i want to restore trust to the governor's office. i want to heal the state and create jobs. scott walker started a civil war in this state. you heard about it on the call when he thought he was talking to the koch brothers. the phrase he used is he's going to drop the bomb. two things will happen. either you're going to obliterate a village or pe

so what do the danes know that we don't know well a new report is out ranking the happiest nations on the planet and like most past reports on happiness denmark is at the top of the list here are the other nations that made the top ten mostly northern european nations along with canada new zealand and australia those which nation isn't on this list united states we rank a love just proves that money doesn't buy happiness since we're far and away the wealthiest nation on the planet with forty one trillion dollars in combined wealth and denmark doesn't even crack the top ten in that category over the last half century as wealth has skyrocketed in the united states or happiness levels of flatlined so what's the point of being rich if you're not happy and if it's not wealth and what is it that makes people happy here in the united states conservatives want to believe that low taxation equals happy to us. the more money you get as a worker and you can key the happier you'll be but in denmark people are taxed at far higher rates than in the united states especially rich people if you make w

that's about 100 pounds more than your average great dane.own more than 100 pounds of food a month. his owners say despite his size, george can run like the wind. he's as big as shaq. >> it's easy to run fast when you have super long legs. look how friendly he is. >> he's so sweet. >> love that. love the breed. >> we're going to run like the wind, too. "sports final" is up next. news 4 today starts at 4:30 a.m. have a good night, e [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with a two-year agreement. act now and we'll add a special bonus: $250 back. but hurry, this offer ends april 21st. unlike cable, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers america's fastest, most consistent, most reliable internet plus the best tv picture quality. why keep paying so much for cable? switch to fios for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with a two-year agreement --

cameron mathison spent a day with this great dane.rst, the news with josh elliott. >> we're going to begin with the big surprise overseas this morning. the secretive nuclear nation of north korea has admitted to the world that the rocket launch everyone was so closely watching today was a bust. it broke up into pieces, the rocket did, over the water, just after takeoff. still, the white house calls the failed launch a provocation that will only further isolate north korea. >>> and a drug ring turned deadly in a small new hampshire town overnight. a suspect opened fire on police, wounding four police officers in the town of greenland, killing the police chief, who was just eight days away from retiring. the suspect and his female companion were later found dead in the house. >>> and president obama says criticizing the spouses of candidates should be off-limits. he's defending mitt romney's wife, ann, after a democratic analyst said that ann romney was not fit to speak about the economy because she, quote, had never worked a day in her

oreo is a great dane. oreo is gigantic. the couple who owned him had a bit of a emergency with the dog. >> she collapsed, fell against the wall and to the ground. >> they called 911. within minutes an emergency service vehicle was there. immediately one of the workers said there's a huge problem here. >> she got to the middle of the room and she seen oreo and she threw her hands up and said, it's a dog. are you kidding me. >> you don't call 911 for a dog. >> one of the ambulance workers did give the dog oxygen and take him to an emergency clinic but it was too late. they passed away. they refer to her as their third daughter. close to the animal. within 24 hours they showed up at the home with a ticket. >> why? >> it was a medical emergency. instead of a person it was a dog. >> the police brought a summons to the house, or ticket, for a false 911 call. she referred to her as her dog and her daughter during the 911 call. >> they feel like they were misled into believing it was their daughter and a human being. >> it's likely

. >> you are thinking of dane cook. >> we are getting letters. send your pro dane cook letters in. >> i looked up some predictions from a hundred years ago. unfortunately it is the lightning round and i need to move on. >> mosquitoes and roaches will have been exterminated and they destroyed all mosquito greeting grounds and. cranberries will be as large as oranges. there will be no letter c, x or q in the alphabet. they will be abandoned because they are unnecessary and university edge -- education will be free to every man, woman. and they said gold would be so worthless there would be no reason we shouldn't ride in golden taxicabs. >> we do have yellow cabs. >> but -- i think we should cut him a break. >> if he says made of gold and smells like it was under ground for a hundred years. >> you know who hates thomas edison? >> jill, talk about college. we will have automated cars which is great. but he never mentions earn personal jet packs. are we giving up? >> i am never giving up on that dream? how on you so many would that be? >> ins the ligh

. >> that leadership prefers former dane county commissioner kathleen falk.ise to undo what governor walker did and pass budget that restores essence of the collective bargaining right. >> it comes out without protection. >> 900,000 valid signatures create impression that the grass root effort force governor walker back on the ballot. >> conservative watchdogs say union is pushing. >> big labor, in and out of state are sitting there driving the recall bus forward. they need to get the grassroots fired up and turned out. this is not something that the democratic party has control over. >> kathleen falk. challenged the power grab in court. >> one pac, wisconsin for balk, laid down $1.6 million for ads. with wisconsin becoming ground zero in ideological war from the right and left expected to shatter spending record. >> wisconsin with a ripple across the presidential race. >> governor walker raised money outside of wisconsin. 75% of their donation are $50 or less and say they come because of the reforms they made are important to voters across the nation. in chi

. >> sulema: la secretaría de seguridad nacional danés napolitana dijo que en una entrevista que tenerión dice que la ciudadanía está todo en quienes es automática para los nacidos en territorio nacional, por otro lado napolitano dijo que está preocupada por los niños emigrantes documentados que son deportados de estados unidos, en los primeros seis meses de la año pasado, el gobierno habría de portaba más de 46,000 padres de familia que habían alegado tener hijos nacidos en estados unidos. narro la guerra de palabras en el departamento de justicia podría llegar hasta otro campo de batalla,. >> reportera: el controversial alguacil acusa al gobierno federal de tratar de usurpar su poder, el departamento de justicia por su parte dice que el agua sin tratar impedir que un observador independiente supervise las labores del departamento que dirige, en una carta enviada al alguacil, el gobierno dijo que que queremos que usted está perdiendo tiempo, no está negociando ninguna fe. el próximo paso sería demandarlo. organizaciones nacional en la tienes dicen que ya es hora. >> sabemos que en pat

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the great dane lives with his family in tucson and weighs in, get this, 245 pounds. than your average great dane and he scarfs down 110 pounds of food every month. boy. >> like having a horse. >> he looks like a horse. incredible. you could ride that thing. wow. >>> there is more to come on news 4 at 4:00. why there was a huge dance party to pay their respects to a fallen leader. >>> plus, brides are using feeding tubes to lose weight before their [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >>> today is pope benedict's 85th birthday and the celebration had a bavarian theme, his native land. the children dressed in traditional bavarian clothing danced and recited a poem. the pope's brother and bis

. >> these young danes are confident of their future in society. >> we all fit in. we are the young people. we are all different. we all get together along. >> i have the opportunity to achieve what i want, so if i feel like doing anything at all, i can more or less do that without even thinking about it. >> the young generation in denmark seems anything but lost. bbc news, copenhagen. >> in singapore where land is scarce, the government has come up against unusual challenges after announcing plans to build a highway through an ancient burial ground. >> just a few of the estimated 100,000 tombstones in singapore. rather than rescuing peace, some of the dead and buried here are to be moved to make way for an eight-lane highway. >> some of singapore's most prominent citizens and pioneers are buried here. the place also have significant cultural value that is unique to singapore. soldiers, for instance, guarding a chinese tomb. and even though the government has made some concessions, it seems their days are numbered. heritage habitat has to make way for the more pragm

. >>> happy birthday to claire danes who turns 33. all day long, stay on top of the latest developments on those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." here is a look at what is coming up on "the today show." ashley judd fires back against what she calls misogynistic critiques of her appearance. >>> a group of students came to their bus driver's rescue when he lost consciousness, talk about their harrowing ordeal. now keep on it this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today." just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

if you're on a 15th floor permit, a great dane is probably inappropriate.his dog specifically, you probably need to have perhaps a yard with a fence. those kind of questions. you think about the environment. and your responsibility. some dogs are exotic and need more work. >> good to look into before you take one home. a big responsibility. thank you, doctor kim. appreciate your time. so hopefully somebody will call for chase. >> i liked chase. >> familiar questions to put questions or visit our web site, wbaltv.com. click on family. or send your questions to us -- >> here is what is coming up next. your maryland lottery midday pick three and pick four numbers. and we look at another check the insta-weather + forecast. first, a look at how wall street h >> you think you are old. this should make you feel better. the oldest man in the world turned 115 on thursday in japan. he is the third oldest man ever recorded. his age has been recognized by the guinness book of world records. he told his guests and journalists that he was delighted beyond words to celebr

it is a great dane. we will let you know a little later today. >> -- it is a great thing. we will let you a little bit later. >> thank you. [applause] >> i have a few and i will ask if there are other people love not yet turned in speaker cards. -- people have not turned and speaker cards. please do so. [reading names] >> we are asking you to focus on the proposals in order to do free muni for all. >> i been involved in the transit industry for 45 years. this issue caught my attention because i am afraid it will bring a lot of unintended consequences. i will stick to those that deal with the budget. others have tried this in the past, about 30 years ago denver looked at systemwide free fares. different than what you are expecting -- suggesting. basically, ridership increased tremendously, but it was unproductive. three short trips, two blocks. that entails a lot of expense and the budget in order to handle it. vandalism went up much more than they thought. what happens when youths turn 18? there is no transition from a free to full. chair nolan: next speaker, please. >> go

little joy and see ♪ need a little happiness to be ♪ ♪ living the life >>> a big thank you to the dane. these are great folks. they really are. one thing about this whole walker recall but it is not just walker, it's the wisconsin state senate where there's four seats that are up for grabs. let's not forget the nine recall races that took place last summer. this part of the country is so politically active right now. it is not because they wanted to make it that way. it is because they feel like they are being attacked. they feel the middle class isn't getting a fair shake and there's a radical agenda out there that has taken the crowd to new heights, politically maybe like we have never seen before. is that right or wrong? i agree with you as far as the bubble of madison goes. as a psychologist i work with people in rural wisconsin and i think support isn't as solid there. the walk ir campaign is doing a -- the recall walker campaign is doing a great job but we need to get the information to rural communities because some are afraid of what they see in wisconsin. >> are you concerned

that's actually kind of old for a great dane.e scarfs down 180 pounds of food a month and believe it or not he was the runt of the litter of 13. he clearly has made up for that in his old age. he's a beautiful -- look at his head next to the guy. it's like twice the

surprised in the airport by a golden retriever, or in the backyard by a great dane bigger than he is.i think he remembers you. >> we know that dogs have extremely complex. they experience grief and sadness. dogs remember their friends of a decade. i remember a friend that had to leave his dog seven years ago, and when they reunited, it's like seven seconds has passed. >> my dog does that when i have to go down the street to the store. >> that is actually a feter in your cap. >> reporter: i'm not complaining. neither are they, not one bit. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> thanks, abcnews.com always here. "nightline" later and we will see you again tomorrow.

. >> he huddled with three dozen of his fellow coworkers inside the great dane trucking company. the twister wrecked 15 of its trailers, some of them tossed over 100 yards. to give you an idea of the sheer power of the storms, here are two big rigs stacked on a tree. each weighed about 20,000 pounds. clearly, this cleanup won't be easy. as crews begin to move the wreckage -- >> how long is it going to take? >> we're probably looking at two, three days. >> and try to bring order to the chaos after five minutes they'll never forget. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, dallas. >>> the masters golf tournament starts tomorrow, and along with the competition comes a new flare-up over a long running controversy at augusta national golf club which does not admit women as members, including in this case, one very prominent woman. our report from nbc's lisa myers. >> augusta national is among the most iconic venues in sports. and the masters is the super bowl of golf. today, the world's best got in some last minute practice. that is augusta's chairman, billy payne, who was pummeled with questions ab

'cause, as many of you know, i tried to put on the film, we had brits, danes, jordans, it was a huge coalition force. and when you find their niche, what they contribute best and you integrate it, it really makes a difference. so the challenge for general allen, and he has reminded the regional commanders that there really isn't anything more important than keeping this coalition together during this entire operation, till the end. and it hurts when a country like france, for example, says, out east, after an insider event, when several french soldiers were killed is, okay, we're out of here. because, you know, that registered a "w" for the insurgency. it's very powerful when a coalition partner like, for example, the uk, steps up and says "we're here, we're here to the end." "oh, by the way, we're not reducing our forces." because the uk is only going to reduce their forces by about 500 over the next year. which is very small. so, i mean, that's helpful. that serves as a great statement in helmand province for us. we've got it. we're here. i think that the strategic partnership you

so, like the various -- that we have in everything from a chihuahua to a great dane, st. bernard, we have the kind of the later king charles, a huge range of variation, but those all come from an original created kind of dog. that is a type of evolution that we can see. it's changed through time. we can observe it. now, there's a different type, we could refer to it as macro, or common ancestry. ancestry. that evolution says all living things share the same common ancestor. that's where i would have a dispute. i would not have a dispute with whether plants or crop, antibiotic resistance in bacteria, we can see that, we can observe it in the present. the difference is when we get to just those stories of how things came to be -- from the queue to you by the way of us who spent when you start unraveling the controversy the way the bible starts with genesis looking at the genesis of people have interpreted genesis to been millions of years, you interpret it as six days. >> that's correct. that's about chapter three where i address the meaning of the genesis chapter one. we d

twenty and had to hold off a late charge lead interest would be rid of course of sixty four but the dane kept his nerve to post a sixty nine and that was enough for a one shot victory on fifteen under. in other news media have been has been disqualified from the rally of portugal the finn had won the event but officials have now claimed his car breached regulations it means the frenchman sebastian load is restored at the top of the overall drivers' championship match also a second in portugal has been upgraded to race winner that also means twenty one year old russian you're getting your vehicle being given second place is first ever the podium spot. and we will end with basketball because in the n.b.a. the best in the west met the best in the east and it was oklahoma city thunder who came out on top in their july with the chicago bulls ninety two seventy eight enough to secure a playoff spot elsewhere danny granger was the star man produced and in their dramatic hundred forty one hundred so you win over the indiana paces we pick up the action in the third quarter here chandler parsons w

old held off a late charge for england's chris word because of course record of sixty four votes the danesept his nerve to post a round of sixty nine which was enough for a one shot victory on fifteen on the. just what's now hundred you're going to go fast created history at the rally of portugal by becoming the first russian to capture a place on the podium of world rally championship since you won your all he's also the only seven driver to finish in the top three never called his entry from eighty second place to provisional will become disqualified official saying the fans call breached regulations but judgment means a time defending champion sebastian finds this race to the top of the overall drivers' championship. multiverse and second in the poll has been upgraded to race when asked. and that's all the sports news for this person there's more in just under two hours time but it's all done by financial. pressures that so much it isn't even to see me the people that hear it the power of social networking such as facebook you tube and twitter is undeniable but are these media themselve

as we head throughout the dane land temperatures on the warm side. you will need that jacket all day long by the bay and at the coast. your full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. 4:38 first. let's check your drive with mike. >> all right. folks out to -- highway 24. your commute direction westbound is fine. construction blocks all but one lane eastbound. obviously there is no slowing in either direction. very late volume off that interchange as well. we will follow this as the morning continues. should be clearing out by about 5:00. eastbound highway 4 is closed now. off ramp. construction continues as you are traveling over into lafayette and -- antioch. noncommute direction. 65 westbound is moving just fine. overnight construction, again, tomorrow night including the westbound direction westbound reopened at 3:30 this morning. 680 southbound as you are heading down towards stone valley road, more construction going on. no major slowing. just a lane blocked southbound. tall -- a live look at 880 past the coliseum, construction crew hanging o

there hasn't been any sign one way or another that these two issues might be tied together ok martin danes see electro before university wellington thanks very much indeed for sharing your use of us here in the program. thank you very much. it watching our do you still have this hour he travels to why russia is remote its parts. the rivers of russia's far north provide two things that's a vital for the people that live here reindeer and fish come and see how life here evolves around them just a few minutes. he has tear gas and stun grenades to disperse hundreds of students protesting outside a government building in central mont we are at least two demonstrators and two officers were injured in the violence and seventeen people were arrested students are angry at a planned seventy five percent rise in tuition fees and they have been demonstrating almost daily since they were in a boycott of classes over two months ago with the government refusing to back down to rector of the research center on globalization michel chossudovsky says that the canadian government is a big spanner when it com

open winner francesca schiavone and could play former world number one caroline wozniacki should the danes overcome the challenge of country kerber. one meanwhile back here in moscow russia's best martial artists have been honored at a prestigious awards ceremony the men's best athlete of the year award was given to a twenty year old world super bantamweight and featherweight kickboxing sensation. while the women's best athlete i've been here title went to atlanta and eight time sunbow world champion the event was organized by the russian martial arts union with some of the fighters saying give us more nerve wracking getting into the ring . it was a harrowing experience to have to get up on stage in front of so many distinguished guests it's easier to get in the ring than up there and. despite my young age and small frame i think the union simply look to how successful i was this past year. he was a big surprise for me to win this award not only that the union picked me but also that i was able to achieve it always given everything towards improving their way in as of sports so that's a gr

surprised in the airport by a golden retriever, or in the backyard by a great dane bigger than he is.i think he remembers you. >> we know that the emotional lives of dogs are extremely complex. they experience grief and joy and sadness. dogs remember their close friends a decade. i had a friend that had to leave his dog seven years ago, and when they reunited, it's like seven seconds has passed. >> i guess the counterargument is, sometimes my dog gives me that reaction after i go down the street to go to the store. >> yeah, well, the dog is happy to see you whenever. that is a feather in your cap. >> reporter: i'm not complaining. neither are they, not one bit. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> thanks, abcnews.com always here. "nightline" later and we will see you again tomorrow. >>> new at 6:00 two occupy area protestors blame financial troubles on the banks. tonight, the real story. >> police seek a warrant to arrest a bike rider who hit and killed a pedestrian. >> a 4-month-old german sheperd loses etc. leg from a freeway incident. tonight his new name and the bay area famil

yankees this pulling out of her match with six seed caroline wozniacki after falling a set behind the dane will face the n.c. the german angele next i love a good day for city and because an advantage auto crashed out losing in straight sets to local wildcard bath or seven five seven six the score there. but the upset for fourth seed agnes could advance easily sort of hunger in veteran good after winning in straight sets prevent scare staying on course for her third title of the year. meanwhile russia's best martial artists have been honored at an awards ceremony in moscow the men's best athlete of the year award was given to the twenty year old world super bantamweight and featherweight kickboxing sensation you already know of and the winner is of the year award was given to start learning and a time sam by world champion event was organized by the russian martial arts union with some of the fight is saying it was more nerve wracking and getting into the rink. it was a harrowing experience to have to get up on stage in front of so many distinguished guests it's easy to get in the ring the

to hold off a late charge for england's chris would he get a course record of sixty four that's the danekept his nerve to post sixty nine and that was enough for a one shot victory on fifteen under. but a sports knowing you have been in awe of the course created history at the rally of portugal by becoming the first russian to capture a podium place in the world championship the twenty one year old is also the youngest driver to finish in the top three not a god was actually quoted to second place vision or when heard was disqualified official saying the finns car breached regulations that means a time defending champion sebastian france is restored top of the overall drivers' championship while norwegian mats must work on something and has been upgraded to the race when the. and anita basketball where the oklahoma city thunder secured a playoff spot with a ninety two seventy eight victory over the chicago bulls while elsewhere danny granger led the indiana pacers to a dramatic one hundred forty one hundred into overtime win of the houston rockets while we pick up the action in the third

yankovic this pulling out of her match with six seed caroline wozniacki after falling a step behind the dane will face the and see the human and julie next. not a good day for us to be fans because an advantage which also crashed out losing in straight sets the local wildcard more of bothell seven five seven six the score there. now upset over the four seed agnes could advance because she easily softened gary better and better on winning in straight sets for advance staying on course at the moment for her title you. know the news rushes best martial artists have been on it at an awards ceremony in moscow this year the men's best athlete to be year award given to twenty year old world super bantamweight featherweight boxing sensation you're the organizer of and the women's best athlete of the year was awarded to spend on again an eight time sambo world champion event was organized by the russian russian martial arts union with some of the fighters saying it was more nerve wracking getting into the ring. it was a harrowing experience to have to get up on stage in front of so many distinguished

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take a new report out says denmark is the happiest place on earth and america isn't even close or the danes doing right when we start following in the footsteps. you know this president obama strikes back speaking at the associated press luncheon today president obama took aim at the republican budget introduced by multimillionaire congressman paul ryan and took a sledgehammer to the whole idea of trickle down economics in general first the president laid out what the stakes are in this debate going to make or break moment for the middle class. this is not just another run of the mill political debate. i've said it's the defining issue of our time i believe this is a make or break moment for the middle class and i can't remember a time when the choice between competing visions of our future has been so unambiguous and the clear one vision is paul ryan's budget which passed through the house of representatives with all the ten republicans supporting here's how the president described the ryan budget. this congressional republican budget is something different altogether it is a trojan horse