the danes like to be cosy and comfortable or hugely as they say the humans world happiness report often places the danes ahead or just behind the norwegians and finns as the world's happiest people does danish fashion reflects that just scandinavian fashion make people happy people don't seem stressed out much behind the scenes here at the fashion week whether for the label blushes opening show or at the horse while their navel not even when things have fallen behind schedule. then months less than if you let stress take over nothing good can come of it anyway that's why it's so important for us to keep calm and achieve our goals think of. the designers are often inspired by street style so alongside more natural tones lots of vibrant hues seen on the streets of europe's northernmost cities we're on the catwalk at copenhagen fashion week it's a concept that resonates with customers. personally it makes me very happy it's a way for people to express themselves and also for me so it makes me having to see all these different clothes and different styles that they put out there i just enjo

the danes like to be cosy and comfortable. as they say the humans world happiness report often places the danes ahead or just behind the norwegians and finns as the world's happiest people just danish fashion reflects that just scandinavian fashion make people happy people don't seem stressed out much behind the scenes here at the fashion week whether for the label blushes opening show or at the whole speil or naples not even when things have fallen behind schedule. then months less than if you let stress take over nothing good can come of it anyway that's why it's so important for us to keep calm and achieve our goals think of. the designers are often inspired by street style so alongside more natural tones lots of vibrant hues seen on the streets of europe's northernmost cities we're on the catwalk at cope and. you can fashion week it's a concept that resonates with customers. personally and makes me very happy it's a way for people to express themselves and also for me so it makes me have it to see all these different cloth

world is currently in full swing there and that's because according to the word happiness report the danes are always among the happiest people in the world's the so-called scandal have something to do with it let's find out. this year's copenhagen fashion week is a showcase of what's come to be known as scandi style thirty three designers from around scandinavia are presenting their creations for next summer in the audience is danish fashion reporter cilla henning she knows her way around europe scout walks and can tell us what's unique about fashion from the north to navan passion you can eat where it doesn't it's not so complicated you can mix it in different ways and if. it's like it's good every day you can use it if not why only cup hockey on the weekend but not to use it with a pike around even to be able to even want to do that to have a really kind of easy going and laid back attitude towards fashion so scandinavian style is comfortable and stylish these principles have guided designers at labels like ghani or some soon sound soon as well as newer competitors. and launch. a young

the danes will not forget.eanwhile, in norway, peaceful merchant ships like these have sneaked into the ports. that is, they look like merchant ships, but if the norwegians had x-ray eyes, this is what they would have seen, the trojan horse of ancient greece brought up-to-date with new and deadly weapons. the nazisely date overran denmark, these ships sprang to life. ♪ time, nazi warships, discovered along the entire coastline, started steaming up the norwegian fjord. ships, tanks, transport, men, planes, all flung themselves simultaneously upon a defenseless country. by whole job was made easier treacherous fifth columnists, who seized power and suppressed resistance. nazi warships steamed past guns that could have blasted them out of the water. this is one of the greatest acts of treasury the world has ever known. it brought the major international fame, making his name synonymous with the word traitor. by april 9, the germans were in introl of all seven ports which they were landing. ♪ for the first time in

i think this is of sowing the message this is the danes want to show a message to the muslim community that i think they're willing to integrate muslims in the community i think there's no doubt about that but they are definitely against the extreme type of islam that is developing in the what should be type of islam that is developing strongly within the muslim world of the over the world and particularly in europe and which is again building a parallel society by what kind of message are these women giving it to other women by putting a program which is going to hide the totality of their of their body we're not talking about a headscarf we're not talking about people who practice islam we're talking about people who are practically as some people work in taliban societies in the most strict societies in islam today and the danes are just saying that they do not want that type of a slump in denmark so i think it's not an attack against the muslim community it's an attack against that extremist fringe for them slim community which definitely does not want to integrate into the europea

that's a great dane... riding a train!>>> we have all seen some pretty strange things on bart but this is a little unusual. >> that's a great dane riding a train. but that's not the most impressive part. the person who tweeted this photo said once things got a little cramped at the west oakland stop the big dog hopped on to 2 feet and leaned his paws on his owner. people on twitter are loving it praising the good boy's manners. >>> the a's go for a sweep and the 49ers decided to practice with the texans and a fight mariners. it was his longest outing since october of 2015.. is, could the a's give him any support >>> bret anderson was brilliant for the a's today. 7 and 2/3 scoreless innings. the question is could the a's get him a couple of runs. packed for the matinee at the coliseum. dee gordon connects for his second home run of the year. a's did not score, seattle avoids the sweep with the 2-0 win. houston also won today so seattle pulls within two and a half of the a's in the wild card race. >>> 3-0 dodgers, 8th inning

i think this is of sowing the message this is the danes want to show a message to the muslim community that i think they're willing to integrate muslims in the community i think there's no doubt about that but they are definitely against the extreme type of islam that is developing in the what should be type of islam that is developing strongly within the muslim world of the over the world and particularly in europe and which is again building a parallel society by what kind of message are these women giving it to other women by putting a program which is going to hide the totality of their their body we're not talking about the headscarf we're not talking about people who practice islam we're talking about people who are practically as some people work in taliban societies in the most strict societies in islam today and the danes are just saying that they do not want that type of islam in denmark so i think it's not an attack against the muslim community it's an attack against that extremist fringe of them slim community which definitely does not want to integrate into the european so

the danes like to be cosy and comfortable or hugely as they say the humans world happiness report often places the danes ahead or just behind the norwegians and finns as the world's happiest people just danish fashion reflects that just scandinavian fashion make people happy people don't seem stressed out much behind the scenes here at the fashion week whether for the label blushes of opening show or at the whole speil or naples not even when things have fallen behind schedule. when months less than if you let stress take over nothing good can come of it anyway that's why it's so important for us to keep calm and achieve our goals think of. the designers are often inspired by street style so alongside more natural tones lots of vibrant hues seen on the streets of europe's northernmost cities we're on the catwalk at copenhagen fashion week it's a concept that resonates with customers. personally it makes me very happy it's a way for people to express themselves and also for me so it makes me happy to see all these different clothes and different styles that they put out there i just enjo

hundreds of muslim and non—muslim danes are expected to take to challenge the order in protests frome face ofa ban i am covering the niqab. in the face of a ban on the veil in denmark, these women are putting themselves in the public eye they say to fight for freedom of expression. they say we are oppressed but we are not and they don't have any proof that we are oppressed or any women in denmark are. they say we are a threat to the nation's security but niqab has never been a means to committing crime at all. taking to the streets of copenhagen, they are rallying the public to a mixed response. no one should tell me what to wear so why should we tell them what to wear? you should have the opportunity to look at people in the eye and see each other's faces because there is so much going on in your non—verbal expressions. because there is so much going on in your non-verbal expressions. danish parliament and the wearing of the face veil in may, joining france and other european countries in upholding what some politicians say are secular and democratic values. but the protesters say t

great scott...it's a great dane on a train. not just that this is one of the biggest breeds in the world...it's that to make room for other riders...this one stood on two legs. sean herron posted this picture on twitter today...he wrote:"i was riding bart today when a man and his extremely large great dane stepped aboard the train. it was a bit busy, so he told the dog to stand up and the dog flag out stood on two legs and rode the train through the transbay tube!" it's unclear if the animal is a service dog. an adult great dane can be between six and seven feet tall when on its hind legs. (grant) that wraps (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(pam) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. ken wayne is here with kron 4 news at ten....ken? (ken) thank you grant and pam... breaking news at ten... we have just learned the cause of a cal fire inspector's death in the carr fire. this was video of the scene..where jeremy stoke died in a fire tornado.. the latest details next at ten. plus all new at ten...o

what would you call him, dane? what would be the word? >> dana: a diva?spectful of -- >> maybe a jerk. he might be a jerk. i think, like, this is the equivalent of a yard sale. they put him out, there so somebody could pick him up. a teachable moment for him, he hah to prove to the people who pick him up that he isn't what you might call, um -- >> dana: not like he took an ally gator into a convenience store and chased people around. >> no, that would be terrible. >> dana: i would call them something then. [laughing] okay, everybody. >> what would you call that, dane? >> dana: i might call you that. are you going to explain this on "the five" tonight? >> you know what it is, something that outrageous and immoral happens on family television, it's incumbent on the host of the show to talk about it. and i think we need to air our grievances. a lot of people at the table, need to have a discussion. >> dana: family counseling? >> it needs to be a toechable moment. >> dana: show counseling. because of what happened to me on the five -- no, what i did on "the p

and many masters in its time it seen them come and seen them go during the middle ages germans and danes in fifteen eighty two the poles came in sixteen twenty one the swedes in seventeen ten the russians each new rule i was wise enough to leave the rights and privileges of the merchant city intact. and in return the citizens didn't necessarily resent their foreign masters. on the contrary they adopted the cultures of their neighbors develop them and blended them this can be seen in the architecture. the revivalist period of the mid nineteenth century exploited every style from there in a sauce to the barrel and then the city discovered in a. single manner and you think of prague of vienna perhaps but reagan. many have been architects went abroad to study at the turn of the century and returned with a new voter i.d.'s but the decisive factor was the city's population explosion at this particular time just outside the old city center there was space for architects to have a field day building new apartment blocks albert street dates almost entirely from the period one thousand eight hundr

i think this is of sowing the message this is the danes want to show a message to the muslim community that i think they're willing to integrate muslims in the community i think there's no doubt about that but they are definitely against the extreme type of islam that is developing in the what should be type of islam that is developing strongly within the muslim world although over the world and particularly in europe and which is again building a parallel society by what kind of message are these women giving it to other women by putting a program which is going to hide the totality of their their body we're not talking about a headscarf we're not talking about people who practice islam we're talking about people who are practically as some people work in taliban societies in the most strict societies in islam today and the danes are just saying that they do not want that type of islam in denmark so i think it's not an attack against the muslim community it's an attack against that extremist fringe of them slim community which definitely does not want to integrate into the european so

thomas danes was another explorer who got to the falls at around the same time and his writings include this description. the moisten that was fair to new word of the scrape out would mark time your approach and the rich green sward became moamar delayed more down till every footprint was filled with fine clear water crossing with saddam's shoes the stop sign hot for them trees that obstructed eye view we stood at once fronting was southern face of the victoria falls at the western angle or just opposite to us and of the beginning of the ravine a body of water fifty or sixty yards wide comes down like a boiling rapid over the broken box the steepness of the incline allowing the water to rush forward with so much violence was to break up the hole into a feces snow white irregularly ceiling taller with its lighter particles glittering and flashing like millions of living diamonds in the sunlight before it takes its final sheer out from the edge of the precipice into the abyss from there. david livingston was the first to bring the wonders of the victoria falls to the attention of european

have been at active in portugal in recent years the sides acquiring a stake in the economy and also danes political influence in the european union is watching the development with mixed feelings. deledio say rodeo likes this asian touch in lisbon he looks up to chinese investors in portugal. but. the chinese have helped a lot because they've brought important revenue streams into the country which of the national debt problem portugal was able to pay its debts straight off. after years of stagnation the financial crisis had meant unemployment poverty and austerity forty goals ten million citizens were kept solvent by the european stability mechanism but the country was forced to privatized state owned companies . then china came along on a shopping spree many chinese state owned companies bought into portuguese insurance companies banks real estate and indirectly even into media as well. also into portugal's profitable state owned energy company and yes to portugal. china's three gorges bought up twenty percent of it seven years ago now it wants to buy it up completely it's offering nine

so nexen is very relevant in terms of reshaping the constitution of the president danes. i studied the intersection between media and politics and it's really interesting in my first book which looks at the role of hollywood and entertainment in politics. i assumed it was reagan that ushered in a lot of these changes making the office very much this celebrity in chief. but in fact it was nexen that really engraved a lot of changes of the operation of the presidency and putting media central to how he won elections and how he governed. >> if twitter were around in nixon's time would he have used it? >> yes, i think so. because nixon was very aware new technology offered an opportunity for him to bypass the press and connect directly to voters and his constituents. and he would have taken a lot of time to compose each of his tweets, i think. he wouldn't have had a more impulsive characteristic or an impulsive trait that seems to be very characteristic of president trump. but i think he absolutely would have seen there's a really powerful way to get his message out there and

integrating into danish society several other european countries have instituted similar brands some danes are planning to defy the new law but vary of has become the first german state to open a controversial new processing centers for refugee authorities want to hold asylum seekers there while their applications are a process which can take up to eighteen months they will deport anyone who was rejected critics say that the system will get a walk. for many refugees arriving in germany in future this is what home will look like this reception facility in a former u.s. army barracks in the bavarian city of bam bag is the model for the new refugee centers to be known as anchor centers the acronym stands for a rival decision and return the key idea various departments which look at asylum applications will be together in one place migration agency labor office well federal authority even the courts the claim is that will mean applications it dealt with more quickly. with these centers the migration agency will in most cases be able to issue documents in three or three and a half months whethe

integrating into danish society several other european countries have instituted similar bans some danes are planning to defy the new law. forensic experts say dozens of caskets handed over by the by north korea likely contain the remains of american soldiers killed in the korean war the handover was agreed at the june summit between north korea's kim jong un and us president. more than five thousand u.s. troops remain unaccounted for in what is now north korea. migrants are increasingly using spain as a gateway to europe third traveling the short distance by boat through the strait of gibraltar proem morocco the spanish coast guard rescued nearly a thousand migrants last weekend alone the refugees are choosing this route as other countries such as italy crackdown on arrivals correspondent marcus burnished reports now from southern spain. rescue teams have just pulled another twenty one people from the strait of gibraltar off southern spain they consider this a slow day compared to most but these twenty one rivals present a problem for spain the maritime rescue service wants to take thes

open champion samantha stosur in straight sets the dane took the opening set six three dominated heraustralian opponent in the second to win it six two tipped to be one of the stars of the future naomi osaka booked her place in the second round by seeing off germany's laura the japanese player who's just twenty years old won her time six three six two and in the men's tournament the frenchman. seeded number twenty six made it through the opening round by beating yuichi sunita of japan six three six one six three or the spanish striker. is coming to the bone this illegal brucia dortmund will pay two million euros to barcelona to get him on loan for the season and the german club will have the option of buying i'll consider at the end of the loan he scored fifteen goals in fifty games for barcelona winning legal once and the cope of their way twice. well finally how to dance and do business the reason may way the that the british prime minister is in africa on a three day tour to promote britain as a major future investor there in south africa may shed some of her british reserve as sh

integrating into danish society and several other european countries have instituted similar bans some danes are planning to defy the new. blueprints for three d. guns will not be made available online in the united states that comes after a u.s. judge blocked their publication in a last minute ruling the blueprints demonstrate how to make untraceable printed plastic it's the ruling reverses a decision by the trumpet ministration that would have permitted their release. on the german state of bavaria has become the first state here in this country to open controversial new processing centers for refugees now authorities want to hold asylum seekers there while their applications are process which can take up to eighteen months they will deport anyone he was rejected critics say that the system will gather wise new arrivals. from many refugees arriving in germany in future this is what home will look like this reception facility in a former u.s. army barracks in the bavarian city of bam bag is the model for the new refugee centers to be known as centers the acronym stands for a rival decision

dane van niekerk then took 3 wickets and bryony smith took 2 to help seal their victory. to reach the second round of the rogers cup in montreal with victory overjelena 0stapenko. the british number one lost the first set in a tie—break but then won 6—1, 6—2, beating the 2017 french open champion injust over two hours. she will face either victoria azarenka or kristina mladenovic in the last 32. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are arejim waterson, who's the media editor of the guardian, and jack blanchard the editor of the politico london playbook. welcome to both of you. most of the front pages are in. the daily telegraph leads on borisjohnson's refusal to apologise for comments about muslim women and burkas which the prime minister says are ‘wrong'. the metro says the former foreign secretary is under growing pressure from senior figures. the guardian reports that the eu is on a collision course with donald trump over his reimposition of sanctio

integrating into danish society several other european countries have instituted similar bands some danes are planning to defy the new law and swedish police are on the hunt for two thieves who stole seventeenth century royal regalia from the cathedral near stockholm they say that they have received numerous tipoffs but have no firm leads the burglars are believed to have fled on bicycles that were found by a nearby lake but varia has become the first german state to open controversial new processing centers for refugees authorities want to hold asylum seekers there all their applications are being processed which can take up to eighteen months they will be to anyone who is rejected will be deported and critics say the system will get a wise new arrivals. for many refugees arriving in germany and future this is what home will look like this reception facility in a former u.s. army barracks in the bavarian city of bam bag is the model for the new refugee centers to be known as anchor centers the acronym anchor stands for a rival decision and return the key idea various departments which lo

into danish society and several every other european countries have instituted similar bounds some danes are planning to defy the new law. blueprints for three d. guns will not be made available online in the united states that's after a u.s. judge blocked their publication in a last minute ruling the blueprints demonstrate how to make untraceable printed plastic guns the ruling reverses the decision by the trump of ministration that would have permitted there really exists. authorities say that all one hundred three passengers aboard a plane that crashed tuesday in northern mexico have survived the plane took off in stormy weather and reportedly went down after being hit by a strong wind gust the crash left dozens injured but authorities said that most people were not seriously hurt. well europe's heat wave shows no sign of abating here in berlin the temperatures have been in the thirty's for over a week people are doing all that they can to cool off but what happens if you have to carry on working in this heat w.'s anya shot for not going to find out. telling has been sweltering for we

in denmark based around tte idea o1 perrsnal development says the daily, the six lane perhaps why danes have found it so easy tto1 adapt to gllbalization in recent decades. >> tt the united statee, we a privatteservice that was held on thursday in memory of the former senator john mccain. he passed away last week in his funeral will take place on saturday in washiigton and many be there, except the president of the united states, donald trump. >> john mccain delivers a pymbolic final rebuke to donald ttump reads the headline in "washington post," is no ssrprise that thereewas no love lost between the two men, for the ssnator on twitter, but ited and only did invite -- not planned out everyysingle detail of his uneral arrangements just a highlight how much he dessised the president, that includes asking barack obama to deliver a banning his 2000 a running mate sarah palin frrm attending the ceremony, sarah palin being one of trump's most vocal it was ii the resident reacting to this non-invitation? >> donaad trump has been aa6 c11 murder was silent, he tweeted his condolences to the form

danes in "homeland."he worked successfully it seems to infiltrate american political organizations. photographed with a number of high-profile republicans like scott walker, rick sanitorium, bobby jindal, she posed as a journalist to ask a question about russian sanctions to then-candidate donald trump. he answered the question. and at one point she actually tried to arrange for putin to join trump at the national prayer breakfast in d.c. and she managed to somehow penetrate the nra too. one of her alleged missions was to set up a line of communication between russia and republicans via the national rifle association. the fbi's investigating whether the nra took money from these russian interest groups, which wow, it's almost as if the nra is a shameless, greed-driven financial enterprise that has almost nothing to do with defending the constitution at all, but i digress. because while the investigation into whether the russians infiltrated the nra is ongoing, this ad from september 2016 seems a little bi

my name is dane hanson, i reside at 201 harrison street and i'm speaking to you today related to the project at 430 main, 429 biel. the planning code ordinance states the purpose of the code is to promote public health and safety. when they stand in front of the commission and urge approval because on balance the project is in compliance when in fact it's not, it's an abusive act, especially when that recommendation doesn't protect public health. in fact the project is contrary to local ordinance brought forward in provision of 309.1, amounts to acts of preferential treatment, flis in the face of the values and goals expressed in the rincon hill plan, the urban design guidelines. features of our governance are not solely in place for purposes of making pretty buildings. they are to protect the values and concerns that protect quality of life issues and protect health and safety. several planning commissioners stated their goal was to approve housing. this is a misunderstanding of their role. their role is, or should be to ensure the planning department does their job appropriately. t

. >> ♪ >> mann: doyle dane bernbach was an up-and-coming advertising firm on madison avenue that wasdvertisements for up-and-coming firms and products that included volkswagen. john f. kennedy saw the spots and told his brother-in-law steve smith, "go find me that firm. maybe doing my advertising for my reelection in 1964." and that's how ddbame into the orbit of lyndon johnson and the dnc in 1964. johnson and the people around him, his aides and his adrtising firm, wanted to portray goldwater as a dangerous man who, if he got control of the nuclear arsenal, might threaten the peace of the world. >> goldwater, jr.: the mood of the country at the timwas one of worry about the soviet union in particular. peacwas a big issue. >> man: bombs away. >> d. goodwin: that fear of nuclear holocaust had been in the '50s and '60s. grew up and by that time, we were usedto t, after hiding under our desks for so many years. >> man: in assaturday evening post article dated august 31, 1963, barry goldwater said, "sometimes i think this country would be better off if we cod just saw off the eastern sea

>> dane arc it's a really tough fight here, about 60 miles south and east of los angeles. holy fire more than doubled in size overnight. it's now approaching 20,000 acres scorched, that's about 30 square miles, half the land area of washington, d.c. behind me, you see part of the problem. the fires are coming down the steep slopes of the cleveland national forest, hard for firefighters to get in there. and you can see there's just couple of hundred yards from this residential neighborhood. all morning we have been watching here as a fleet of fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters have come in again and again and again dropping fire retardant and water. they seem to have had some success. those hillsides behind us, earlier today, were clearly on fire. but they seem to have put out most of the claims now, lingering smoke clouds. so they're doing their best. these fires are popping up all along these ridge lines, and they clearly have a long way to go. in fact the cleveland national forest, which is the agency in the lead of this operation, said today quite plainly on twitter, q

it's a great dane standing up on the train. sean shared this photo with us.he 19th street in oakland. >> he said the dog and owner got on to a packed trap. apparently to save indicate he stood up on his back feed and liens leaned on his owner. >> that's a big dog. wonder if he had to buy a ticket. >> i don't think so. time to toss to weather. >> the dog is plight indeed. maybe some of us can learn from that. >> yeah. >> live doppler seven shows fog ashds right near the beaches. it has pushed over the east bay and parts of the north bay tonight but it's not going to advance very much because of the marine layer compressing as high pressure begins to build. temperatures right now in the 50s and the 60s. today it warmed up by a few degrees. you may not have noticed it but as we head into the next few days, you'll continue to see that warming trend and you will feel it. let's look at the graphic. we're moving right along if we're having problems. i'll show you the temperatures in a moment. here's a live picture from our emoriville camera across the bay towards th

the sacrifices of the victims and their families will not be in dane. -- in vain. we must strengthen -- we must stand from inner values and those who would inflict violence on others in service to their countries will not be allowed to prevail. those who preach intolerance and hatred will not break us. remember our fallen colleagues, we continue our efforts to defeat al qaeda, isis , and other global terrorist organizations and prevent further attacks on the united states and their citizens. our resolve is as strong today as ever and we owe it to those whose lives have been taken by terrorist violence to remain steadfast in our efforts to root out violent extremism wherever it exists. i would now like to welcome to the podium ambassador bushnell and ambassador lang to say a few words. their leadership is inspirational, necessary, and recognized by all. i am really honored that they are here today to be able to share some of their observations. it was their dedication that kept our embassies in nairobi and dar es salaam running in the aftermath of october 7. they ha

a great dane standing on the train.rkely shared the photo took it at the 19th street station in oakland. he said the dog and its owner got on the packed train so the dog stood up on its back feet and leaned against its owner to make room for other passengers. >> looks like a human. i mean it's almost the size of a human. >> it's a great dane. >> huge. >> massive. weather wise, sunnier quicker today. a lot of people will like that. it will be warmer too. we will start the warming trend and into the weekend it will just continue to warm up. we'll take you outside, sutro tower showing you we've got the nice morning glow as the sun is about to come up. notice the marine layer not as thick. holes in it already. that means that sun will come out quicker in spots compared to yesterday. temperature wise on this thursday morning pretty much either side of 60 degrees. light jacket as you step out the door. your 12-hour planner on your thursday it will be a blend of sun and clouds out there early on this morning. sunnier skies pre

i'm dane perino, this is "the caly briefing." >> dana: christian rivera is charge in the murder of mollyets. she was found yesterday in a corn field not far from where she disappeared jogging in her hometown of brooklyn, iowa. matt fin has been following this from the start, he joins us from outside the courthouse, rivera is due to appear any time now. we asked rivera if he killed molly tibbetts and he did not respond as he was led into the courtroom. we will keep you updated on what happens inside of the courtroom. police say rivera confessed on july 18, he followed mollie tib oats her nightly jog. she noticed him, became afraid and took of the her cell phone, pleaded that he stop following her and said she was calling policery. vaer said he blacked out, when he woke up she was in the trunk with a bloody skull. yesterday he led them to mollie tibbetts' body. he's been in the united states illegally four to seven years. i.c.e. has placed a detainer request in the county. rivera's employer, jarby farms, not far from where mollie's body was discovered, stated he worked for the farm for fou

a great dane takes a ride on bart. sean herron posted this picture on twitter... was a bit busy, so he told the dog to stand up and the dog flag out stood on two legs and rode the train through the transbay tube!" an adult great dane can stand about 6 to 7 feet tall... stand about 6 to 7 feet tall... when on its hind legs. (darya)that's it for us this morning... >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." she found out her millionaire fiance was already married. but instead of bailing -- >> dr. phil: she moved in with luis and his wife. >> announcer: was it happily ever after? >> dr. phil: she snapped and shot him. >> i fired the warning shot. he came back for more. what is a girl to do. >> it's time to hear my side. >> announcer: just when you thought they called it quits. >> luis, you cheated the whole time. >> after i got shot. >> dr. phil: if i can give you a piece of advice, don't piss her off. >> announcer: guess what? >> dr. phil: the wedding is still on. you can't make this up. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe pl

hundreds of muslim and non—muslim danes are expected to take to challenge the order in protests fromore. i am covering the niqab. in the face of a ban on the veil in denmark, these women are putting themselves in the public eye, they say to fight for freedom of expression. they say we are oppressed, but we are not, and they don't have any proof that we are oppressed or any women in denmark are. they say we are a threat to the nation's security but niqab has never been a means to committing crime at all. taking to the streets of copenhagen, they are rallying the public, to a mixed response. no—one should tell me what to wear so why should we tell them what to wear? you should have the opportunity to look at people in the eye and see each other's faces, because there is so much going on in your nonverbal expressions. danish parliament banned the wearing of the face veil in may, joining france and other european countries in upholding what some politicians say are secular and democratic values. but the protesters say they are being targeted and were never consulted in the decision. they

the danes often run close to the top of the global happiness index. the secret could be the good work life balance and to mark. the word all by its later denotes the sense of happiness about having a good job. and here working overtime inst frowned upon. in ireland it's considered more of a relief when the working day is over. in gaelic it's called sickness cre it's the deep sense of satisfaction when a job is done scientists believe the feeling of happiness is actually triggered window for minas released in the brain. it's considered very impolite in spain if a waiter brings the bill as soon as the diners have finished eating spaniards love to take time over their meal. it's called so pretty may suck sitting together and chatting after eating. it's a real institution in spain and can last much longer than the meal itself. the swedes love to be out in nature and are clearly early risers they called a sense of pleasure derived from. early morning picnic good content it means to enjoy the corners of the birds at dawn for sweets a real moment of happines

he'll pull out a huge great dane. >> trevor: you guys are waiting for a dog?e's ever done that. >> trevor: what do you think this is. it's a rom-com about people meeting each other and using their dogs. i lived in l.a. for a little bit, and that's what i found, even in new york, don't talk to people. talk to the dog. >> i go, "hey, little guy." "hey, little guy." high pitched. what's your dog voice. >> trevor: that's what i do. a high pitch. >> i do this one. >> trevor: that's cute. >> i do this dog voice. >> that's a nice dog voice. mine is a nonthreatening up- voice. >> mine is-- >> trevor: hey, little guy! >> we're both betas. >> trevor: i go with that voice. "what are you doing today?" i had a conversation once with my neighbor, and my neighbor in my building would not speak to me every time in the elevator. and then one day, i just cracked, and i looked at the dog. and i was like, "what are you guys doing today?" i think i was just defeated. and she was like, we're going for a walk." >> you cracked the code. >> trevor: when i watched the movie, i was like