all four dogs had a condition called dilated cardio my yopthy or dcm. kit lead to heart fail -- it can lead to heart failure. certain breeds inherit it, typically not goldens. these four dogs had something else in common. >> pea, gar ban sow beans. >> lentils, green peas, and things like that. >> reporter: they all ate a grain-free diet with high levels of peas, lentils, other re jums, as well as -- legume, as well as potatoes. >> we need to take it seriously and think about what's going on with our pet food. >> reporter: joshua stern is a veterinary cardiologist and geneticist who's been tracking this trend for two years. also involved, veterinary nutritionist jennifer larson. >> it's important that owners know what our concerns are. >> reporter: stern headed up a study with 24 retrievers with dcm. all are low on the amino acid critical for heart health. >> it can be caused by nutritional deficient. >> reporter: stern changed their driets and treated them with -- diets and treated them with supplements. 23 of the 24 dogs got better. >> reporter: baker

yes, these are details which the dcms select committee will not confirm at the moment.that the documents had been seized and particularly because it is a shot across the bows for facebook. they wanted it to be seen in the new york times and washington post or whatever mark zuckerberg reads! and they very likely will be in the background of course is that this committee, this enquiry, originally set up to look into fake news, has been trying to get answers from facebook ever since the cambridge analytica scandal exploded and politically to try to get mark zuckerberg to testify in parliament and he has repeatedly refused. i think this is the committee using what limited powers they have, even if they are ancient, to of get the attention of silicon valley. south american football officials were forced to postpone one of the biggest matches in argentina's history last night, after a bus carrying one of the teams was attacked by rival fans. the game, equivalent to the final of the champions league, was between two teams from buenos aries — boca juniors and river plate. lebo

the dcms 20 will not tell us how many documents they are and they will not confirm whether, as reportedmails between mark zuckerberg and other facebook executives but they say they will issue a statement soon. and according to how the story was reported, it looks like this tech boss initially said no and when he did that, he was physically exported to parliament. yes, these are details which the select committee will not confirm at the moment. i think theyjust will not confirm at the moment. i think they just want to be headline that the documents had been seized and particularly because it is a shot across the bow is for facebook. they wanted it to be seen in the new york times and washington post or whatever mark zuckerberg reads! and they very likely will be in the background of course is that this committee, this enquiry, originally set up to look into fake news, has been trying to get answers from facebook ever since the cambridge analytical scandal exploded and politically to try to get mark zuckerberg to testify in parliament and he has repeatedly refused —— cambridge analytica.

now, the dcms select committee won't say how many documents there are, or exactly what's in them — theret know that, but we do know, and damian collins — the chair who we heard from there — has said that the committee was moved to do this because it felt it wasn't getting adequate answers from facebook. it sounds rather dramatic. is it anything more than a stunt? well, this is coming after the committee's repeated attempts to get mark zuckerberg to appear before mps, and they've been rebuffed. and, to some extent, this is damian collins and the select committee using what few powers it has, even quite an ancient power, to send a message to facebook in silicon valley, to say "there are still things we can do to get hold of things that you don't want us to get hold of," and i think they'll want to see this story, hit the american press, hit mark zuckerberg's inbox tomorrow, and see if it tempts facebook to come and actually talk to parliament. the ukrainian navy says a russian coastguard vessel has fired on two ukrainian gunboats in the kerch strait between russia and crimea. this is a maj

four owners told kpix 5 that their pets had a conditioned called dilated cardiomyopathy, dcm. they say their dogs all ate a grain free diet which is expensive. uc-davis has seen dozens of cases and doctors changes the dog's diets and instead gave them prescription drugs. they found that 23 of the24 got better. >> i have no doubt that it was the food. >> i think i spent $80 a bag for this healthy great food that ended up almost killing my dog. >> the fda is now investigating more than 150 reports of dcm in a variety of dogs that may be linked to a grain-free diet. the cases all involve a variety of dog foods and brands and formulas. >>> it is 5:56 right now. in the next half-hour, more than 100 people are still missing while many fire survivors have no place to go. we take you to paradise with the latest from the "camp fire." >> reporter: plus, smoke from that fire still filling the skies here in the bay area leading some universities to cancel classes. we'll have a list coming up. >>> grab your facemask and cancel outdoor plans. we have another day of unhealthy air across the

then when i came back as dcm paul was my primary interaction and the u.s.-lebanon relationship was getting stronger and we had more interactions which meant more visitors from congress, from ngos and from around town and they were hungry for information and so we often took them to paul who was willing to spend his time in order to help educate american visitors on the realities of lebanon and what would be the best way to promote american on lebanese interest and relations and when i went to ambassador i had the honor to interact more with his father, distinguished statesman and foreign minister of lebanon in the '80s and had one of the prob them educational institutions in the north, but we had a special instinct and way to bring whoever the current arriving american ambassador was, sit down and tell him home truths in a very avuncular way about issues he played deeply about. so the salem family has been a big part of my life and it's great to reconnect with you. >> i know that you'll hear vigorous debate about what the united states should be doing in th

no dcms select committee will not say how many documents there are or what is in them, there are reportskerberg and other facebook executives. we don't know that, but what we do know, and damien collins, the chair whom we heard from there, has said that the committee has moved to do this because it felt it was not getting adequate answers from facebook. because it felt it was not getting adequate answers from facebookm sounds rather dramatic, is anything more than a stunt? this is coming after the committee's repeated attem pts after the committee's repeated atte m pts to after the committee's repeated attempts to get mark zuckerberg to appear before mps, and they have been rebuffed. and to some extent, this is damien collins in the select committee using what few powers it has to send a message to facebook in silicon valley, saying there are still things we can do to get a hold of things that you don't want us to get a hold of. and i think they will wa nt to get a hold of. and i think they will want to see this story hit the american press, hit mark zuckerberg's inbox tomorrow and see i

is the two weapons that the united states has cited has being 1% compliant, which is the israel m 85 dcm grenades were found to fail in higher rates than 1%. there's no reason to suspect that the bonus round and the smart 155 will be any different. what's changed? is there some reason you believe these technologies, which have failed in the past to meet the 1% rate, will somehow not do that? >> you said i need to conduct a certain mission and i have available capability, do i wait for a substitute until later? or do i utilize on a temporary basis available capability? how about if we do this, because you're tracking on the right issue as -- >> u.s. troops -- >> how do we replace the munitions. if we could -- john, why don't we follow up, i would like to walk you through how we came about that decision. some of the conversations i have with senator leahy and senator feinstein. you know their position on those weapons. if i could follow-up on you with that and give you a backstory, thank you. >> thank you, sir. amy mccolloch with air force magazine. i wanted to go back to the space force q

facebook says this, what is the dcms, what does that stand for?ur department of culture, media and sport. government department. >> the materials obtained by the dcms committee are on a protective order. we've asked the committee to refrain from reviewing them and return them to counsel or facebook. what's the point of this story as it relates to the consumer that they need to understand? >> here is the point. the great conspiracy theory is that we won the referendum in this country because firstly it was all funded by the russians but there is no evidence of that at all. the second conspiracy theory is the great british public were brain washed by people like cambridge analytica putting line advertising. it is very interesting that our official information commissioner, the regulator for all of this stuff, produced a report a couple of weeks ago saying there was little evidence that cambridge analytica played a significant role at all. this is all the establishment doing their best to doom brexit. they're not taking brexit lying down. >> sandra:

when i came back at dcm, paul was my primary interaction. the relationship was getting stronger. we had more interactions and it met more visitors. we took them to paul who is willing to spend their time in order to help educate american visitors on the realities of lebanon and the way to promote the interests. when i went back as ambassador i had the honor to interact with his father. but he had a special instinct and way to bring whoever the current and arriving american ambassador was up north, sit down, and tell them home truths about how best to conduct a relationship he cared deeply about. the salem family has played a big part in my life. it's great to reconnect with you. it's a pleasure to join you. i know you'll hear debate about what the united states should be doing in the middle east to address the region's many challenges. i would like to start you off with a look at what the united states is doing in the region. governments face tough decisions. my job is to help leaders use the influence to encourage regional leaders to make choices that advance our shared objectiv

people would be thinking about policies that would help us, so women across the country are looking at dcmnot generalise about the women's vote, because if if we look at the numbers again, if we look at women who don't have a college education, it seems that they have stayed loyal to donald trump. but if you let it states like florida and ohio, there it is clear that still there are many suburban women, supposedly going to democrats, that she stayed loyal to the republicans and donald trump. what do you think you have to do before the next presidential election in 2022 change balance? -- in 2020 two change that balance? we have an enormous pub in there, and do something that the democratic party needs to grapple with, but we have got so much more work to do before 2020 to find the right candidate to unseatjohn. he is still extremely popular u nfortu nately, still extremely popular unfortunately, and he uses this rhetoric of fear and anger that appeals to much of this country. there is a lot that we need to do before we can unseat trump, before we can find the right candidate to be able to