it elko quietly, the to approach a mob of red deer. while the animals often cause damage in other forest areas. it's different here. that's what they want to show us today. they have to be careful, there are remnants of ammunition everywhere and they can still be lever. then they discover in the middle of the meadow to read deer. in total, thousands of animals are found to reside here, which according to the researchers, ensures that the meadows remain free of encroaching forest and that special species can thrive here. like the blue winged grasshopper, we have to be a little careful. these are open land species. they need world often they need sunlight. and of course that's not available in the covered forest, hilton village for him. without red dears as free to we can reach this grasshopper wouldn't even be here. the meadows would quickly be covered over with bushes and trees. the deer only leaves such bush remains behind but that's only possible if the animals are not in the forest. but in the open countryside. like the large heard

areas so that the deer can't graze there. there you can see how quickly the meadows would become overgrown without the hungry red deer. in just under 4 years, trees here are already 2 meters high. doesn't i? local that was impressive really, that you can see how quickly an area and i really grows back. fletcher and how strongly red deer play apart and keeping the areas higher will tell us that was very impressive if they sell source to light side awful to hire a special deb, idaho. do you don't just eat bushes and young trees, but also grass? that means wild flowers, species that grow slowly, also have a chance to thrive where the animals graze on the grass gets mode twice a year. scientists have counted up to $37.00 species on 25 square meters, sir young you. we still have a little angry moni. absolutely. quite nicely. we are rig dear, don't graze. there are around a quarter fewer species. so if the red deer were hunted in the open areas and driven into the forest, it would have severe consequences. as one can read a forklif

even though more than 7000 deer live here, often couldn't. we can be satisfied with the threat shoot of little gun red deer, not as pests in the forest, but as beneficial helpers in the meadows. it works here because the foresters hunt the red deer according to a unique strategy. oldish, mouse harker, the head of the foresters calls his hunting strategy, the guided deer. that means shoot the red deer in the forest to make him uncomfortable there. that forces them into the meadows where they're left in peace . the concept hasn't worked everywhere. there are still some forest areas being ravaged by the deer committee. experienced foster wants to intensify the hunt in the upcoming days of the class concept concept as a guide the deer. that means we want to get them out of the forest and into the open land, and that means we hunt intensively here. how can we make the open land appealing to them? good. in the open land, the red deer keep the meadows free from trees and bushes. that reach fenced off some areas so that the deer can't graze there. th

areas so that the deer can't graze there. there you can see how quickly the meadows would become overgrown without the hungry red deer in just under 4 years. trees here are already 2 meters high. the social i local, that was impressive really, that you can see how likely an area and i will grows back. fletcher and how strongly red deer play apart and keeping the areas higher will tell us that was very impressive. a flesh in south carolina outside awful to hire a special deb, idaho. do you don't just eat bushes and young trees, but also grass? that means wild flower species that grow slowly, also have a chance to thrive where the animals graze on the grass gets mode twice a year. scientists have counted up to 37 species on 25 square meters, sir young you, we still have a little angry mony absolutely, quite nicely. well rigged, dear, don't graze. there are around a quarter fewer species. so if the red deer were hunted in the open areas and driven into the forest, it would have severe consequences. as one can read a forklift. de

when i wanted to create a path, i used my deere backhoe. a decent chunk is going to deere. fortunately deere only trades at 16 times earnings not sales unlike okta which has seen the share count balloon from 165 million to 155 million deere has shrunk from 324 to 328. it pays a small dividend most importantly, it is a p prosaic, generic company it has a massive new farm cycle. above all deere is easily understood how about okta many share owners own this one only because they think it was going higher momentum they don't have the first clue what it does beyond making okta's now that wall street is no longer willing to value stocks, they don't know what to pay for it either. more accurately, they don't know how low it can be sold, when the selling will be stopped. no buy back, no dividend, no floor. deere on the other hand has a defined set of shares and the strong possibility that wall street will be able to reward it because of the ag cycle and the infrastructure bill. the stock is 5% cheaper. whether it jumped 6% today the polar opposite of what we've been seeing in the n

our deer are currently threatened by chronic wasting disease. this is a contagious neurological disease affecting deer, elk, and moose that is always fatal. c.w.d. has been detected in 25 states and first discovered in pennsylvania deer nearly 10 years ago. working across the aisle, my colleagues and i have introduced h.r. 5608, the chronic wasting disease research and management act, which unanimously passed out of the house agriculture committee. by working closely with stakeholders, we developed a bill to take us one step closer to better understanding the genetic implications of the disease and develop policies best suited to solve the problem. specifically, this legislation authorizes $70 million to split evenly between c.w.d. management and efforts through the usda cooperative agreements. the research funds are authorized to be spent on testing and detecting c.w.d. in liver is individuals -- in cervids and non-cervid. sustainable management practices and any additional factors of local c.w.d. emergence. the management section authorizes fu

as a family all the deer came from up here. the 1st blood was here on this path and then run away down there. the traces left by the attack could still be clearly seen . gra, here does as if as wise his white hair from what they call the mirror of the deer. that's its tail, formerly. the state hunting association thinks it's okay that a few links have come back, but helping even more to resettle is taking things to far global theories that if the lynx is always on their hunting patch, hunting, deer and stags will become more difficult. the animals will withdraw more and more yasamin long limbs, which was for in that have changed the rhythm of their lives. as i ro dear, a clearly more active at night. now they don't show up much evenings and mornings and how long this nozzle us that worries him unless ya gets rigor hunting will get more difficult and guns. and if you look at this area here for yes, thriving natural regeneration. so we don't have any field of fire. we see fewer road here and to pursue inquiry on the more difficul

this is not your grandfather's john deere. able to do all the repairs they want and they do them 98% of the time. they call it up right to prepare . is really a break to hack. of the few instances where they need to hack in to hire terry software and it is true that they're not able to do it for very good reasons. one of what be safe. put wind up voiding the warranty and possibly violating a mission standards and it is proprietary standards the john deere has developed a great expense and like any other company, any medical company, the way innovation works this country as they are able to profit off it. so they just want to hack in. >> so dear, the general policy says this, when customers buy from john deere the own view agreement and can choose to personally maintain or repair the product. for the customers need help, we have technicians nationwide to a suspect in person on site or remotely. what i think john deere has done is created essentially the hmo from help for tractor help. this is the most near road network i think

if there were 70 links in the state, these would kill around $3500.00 road deer each year. the hunters shoot, 130000 ro annually, based on those members, hafner concludes that the links couldn't really have a serious influence on hunting. much of the objection is based on hearsay. the most neg, of the cons of obviously most hunters wouldn't even notice the links them looks because as a rule, they'll only be confronted with ones harden if a links kills an animal on the hunters ground resistance. otherwise, the sightings are very sporadic, misty and not even every hunter has seen a links supreme war many the links as a purely theoretical being. they mainly never noticed them knife of garnishment. this discussion wouldn't be taking place at all if the females would roam as far as the males. then natural reproduction could simply take its course. that's why i mean half now is on his way to switzerland. several populations of links have been living there for years. he wants to learn more about the animals behavior and to find out why no females are coming to bad and that america

jack beutten that results in fewer shots and fewer deer being taken. many more animals are around to eat. the young trees. horrible argues that the hunters are the ones responsible for that damage in the forest. napa, lynx, his hunting area extends farther up to the peak of the mountain. he's looking in patches of snow for more lynx tracks. hoover says the animals such as the wood grouse and also road year are already heavily stressed. between mountain bikers, joggers, snow, shewer's, and geo crashers. the animals barely get any quiet time. if large predator such as the links and wolf join them, then the animals won't be able to settle down in the forest at all. but doesn't the links belong in the woods to yellow anyway, there's ross out on for this isn't the old black forest. why we'd love either. we now have a different black forest on august on the art and feel fault. i would worry about species diversity. lever predators don't just live and love and life feel. they survive on other animals all in stylish it for us. lot higher dish. i'll always sadd

and they think that judd deere can shed some light. and their letter references a january 5 oval office meeting where they say that deere was president and the former president allegedly asked the people in the room, quote, what are your ideas for getting the r.i.n.o.s to do the right thing tomorrow. and how do we convince congress. this is what congressman schiff was referring to during that sound bite, the committee view this is as a key line of inquiry. and they are not only looking at the events on january 6 itself, they want to know about the former president's state of mind in the days leading up to it. >> let's talk about the subpoenas that were sent to more than a dozen republicans tied to that fake elector plot on that day. what do we know about who those people are? >> reporter: these subpoenas went to 14 individuals. republicans from seven states. now, these are key swing states where the former president and those around him attempted to overturn the outcome through various ways and this was part of that plan. now, we're lo

deere will help us do that. >> you think judd deere had a hand in the strategy, the overall strategy pressuring republicans in congress to not certify the election so these bogus electors would come in and the whole thing would be undermined? do you think he had a hand in that? >> well, we know some people in the white house did. and i think it is important to find out if he was one of those individuals that was having discussions and dialogue with these 14 other individuals scattered across seven states, or with others. other members of congress or others involved in this purported scheme. it is important to convey and we want to be able to say that we tell the whole complete truth when this is done. >> by the fact that you're subpoenaing him, should we take from that that you should not get him to come in willingly? >> well, this is one way that we operate. we've had over 400 total speaker views that we've captured. but oftentimes, this is what is needed to take the next step and it is to make sure that we have individuals telling the full and complete truth and that's what we're s

for instance, john deere getting into it. john deere as a tech play. i'm teasing you here. too. we'll be right back. ♪. if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. ... charles: you know, they say nothing drives like a deere. john deere breaking new ground with a self-driving tractor that can be control from a phone. liz claman is at ces with an inside preview. liz? liz: okay, we are here, high up above the floor of ces in the central hall, and there are a lot of empty areas, i must say , however, just across the street, today, an unbelievable sight that has become one of the main attractions here at ces. it is the all-autonomous driver less tractor. you can actually sit in it, but this is amazing. it's done by ai, and imagine that the farmer doesn't have

how did the deer get infected from humans and what was the risk of the deer transmitting that back to humans? could there be a new variant that would emerge from the whitetail deer population? many felines have also become infected with the virus. i think that we are in this very difficult stance right now between wildlife, the virus and humans. i do not know where the next variant will come from. it could be from humans and in the process, there are mutations that occur, or could it be going into animals and then spilling back into humans again? this is one of the reasons i say, i sleep with one eye open, looking for the variance. this is a big question that we do not know. i can only hope that we do not see more serious variants that challenge our health care systems. i cannot say that it will not happen. this will follow what is happening in animals. we just have to understand. host: i wanted to mention books. when you are writing that book, how concerned were you about highly transmissible respiratory virus like covid? host: -- guest: sars and mers where the previous coronaviruses

no cases of covid-19 spread from deer to humans have been documented, but scientists say it's possiblenclear how the deer are being infected or whether it will persist in other animals. >>> starbucks have a new maend. is part of the effort to comply with the vaccine maend. companies with 100 or more employees have to enforce weekly testing for unvaccinated employees. >>> okay, up next, what's it going to take for the 49ers. when you have xfinity, you have entertainment built in. which is kind of nice. ah, what is happening. binge-watching is in the bag, when you find all your apps, all in one place. find live sports faster just by using your voice... sports on now. touchdown irish! [cheering] that was awesome. and, the hits won't quit, with peacock premium included at no additional cost. all that entertainment built in. xfinity. a way better way to watch. >>> okay, this is totally getting nerve-wracking. we've reached the final week of the regular season and the 49ers are hoping to clench that playoff spot. what's going on with jimmy g? first the leg, now the finger? >> the 49ers won y

for example, john deere hoping tech will change the future of the farm. horses pulling the plows that was ancient news but how about gasoline powered tractors? that's ancient too or at least it soon will be. now farmers may not even have to hop into the cab of their tractors to plow the fields. we're going to show you the new self-driving farm equipment. i'm calling green beast it's a huge attraction here, we're going to show you it on the ground, walk around it and talk to the man whose brains behind it, and that old cell phone, a thing of the past. i was a blackberry user but the company not only is rising like the phoenix. it's electrifying the world here at ces, transferring its company long ago from hardware to software, but now, a new step up in the auto world. ceo john chen is here with us, live on how he's incorporating his tech into the ev future. we will ask him if the meme stock mania of which blackberry is a part of last year, changed any of his company's strategy but in the meantime, fox business alert, wednesday's weakness turning into thurs

and what is the risk of the deer somehow transmitting that back to the humans when we have contacted with the hunting seasons and etc. could there be a new. that would emerge it from there whitetail deer population and i can take you right now there are many other animal species, cats, felines that have also become infected with this virus, sars-cov-2 in some cases quite readily so that i think that we are really in this very very difficult place dance right now between the wildlife, the virus in humans and i do not know where it will come from it could come from transmission in humanf where on human it christmas it to another in the process, mutations that occur get a new. that way for could it be into animals than six - 12 - 18 months later, go back into the humans again and this time somewhat different variant so i think this one of the reasons why i said the people, i sleep with one eye open looking for the variant i think this is still a big question that we do not know, what would've been the future is a sad moment ago i can only hope that we do not see more serious. the good c

but recognize also, with judge deere who is testifying, they also know the answer. they basically tell him in the letter that says, we know you were at that meeting. they know what happened at that meeting. >> let's see what he does, and what we are able to hear what he says. just before we run out of time, we need to turn to rake and bring in ukraine. the white house is making a major effort, rick, to get european allies on board, keep them on board in this latest standoff with russia over ukraine. you worked in the state department in 2014 when the original invasion up, and the crimea annexation, barack obama's approach. how different is the situation now in terms of how european and nato allies are responding? are they showing more unity today than they showed in 2014? >> i think the biden administration has done an excellent job of hurting the cats of nato and our european allies. the difficulty is that it -- france feels a little different than england does, but what's the biden administration has done in general, anthony blinken has done in particular, it's ju

so she hits the deer, this driver.he car, in the trunk, they thought it was dead. turns out it was alive. she gets pulled over, and they release the deer in the wild. i personally think she's going to have a hard time arguing she wasn't drunk when you have a live deer in your trunk. that's just me, but it might be a tough sell. what's your headline? >> totally agree. the evidence is in the car. there's not a lot you can do. mine is not so much a fail as it is kind of adorable because it's an animal, another animal story. a hotel manager in zambia, africa, was shocked to find an elephant having the lobby. it was apparently looking for food, of course. and i guess between october and december, a little outside of that, the elephants are wandering around looking for wild mangos. and sometimes they'll come in a number of times throughout the day. i just think it's cute. it's popular with the visitors. also cute. i would go there for that. >> they're very larges so maybe a little scary if, you know, you don't want to get to

barrons is calling deere the tesla of farming, john deere trading all over the place it is pretty muchn last week, john deere was in the green. reddit the forum behind the famous wall street bets reddit crowd which sparked the meme craze last january for meme stocks like gamestop and amc is set to go public as early as march with a valuation of between 10 and $15 billion. charlie gasparino is here now with how he believes the markets are going to receive the company 's debut. what are you hearing charlie? charlie: we're hearing from underwriters that not good, particularly as the ipo market could unravel but i'm not quite sure what jamie told maria. i have to watch the show tomorrow morning, but if he's talking more rate hikes sooner, is that kind of what you just said? liz: lots. charlie: okay that means the economy and the markets will slow down and that's what we're getting so i don't know what he's talking about the consumer and all this. yeah, we're not going bankrupt but guess what? the markets are going to trade-off. they are trading off now on this whole rate hike fear that occ

>> the deer -- >> it could be a disney channel all-original movie. >> the deer are waiting for andrew'sne. that's what you should do with all the free time you have. not on this show. >> if i did that, the fox would probably bite my face off. >> no, you're in new york city, so i doubt there are too many foxes. >> i could play for the rats outside my building. >> that's what i was thinking. >>> coming up, stuck in a supermarket. plus, mcdonald's has a new secret menu, and we're trying it. >> hope it's on the dollar menu. >>> and how prince andrew is formally responding to that sexual assault lawsuit, and what he's now asking for. >>> plus, is america ready for a four-day workweek? what we're learning about the new legislation being introduced in congress. you're watching "world news now."

the committee saying they want to speak to deer about january 5th.here was a meeting in the oval office where according to them, trump repeatedly asked and i quote here, what are your ideas for getting the rhinos to do the right thing tomorrow? how do we convince congress? what do you think the committee wants to ask him? >> deer is the proverbial fly on the wall in the room and maybe a participant in the conversations but if not, at least a witness to what was said, what the president said, what his advisors responded with. you know, don, when you investigate an organize fd crim group and conduct their business in brooklyn, you don't absolutely need a member of the organized crime group. it's okay to have the bartender or coat check person, whoever is in the room, sees and hears what is going on can be very good witnesses and that's judd deer here. >> this is unbelievable to me. at first, this looked like a bizarre side show with the sweaty press conference and stunts. but this is looking a lot more serious now. >> i thought the same thing, don. you

john deere, whose workers were on strike this week, have tried to use gaps. but on the 1st day of doing so, here was the theme outside the factory. oh, it seems shut the went wrong. yeah, so it turns out experience workers are useful when building heavy machinery don't say i thought a john deere tractor was put together like an i k, a futon. you just look at the picture and you know, you don't do what the brownie faith is doing. in 1980 the american petroleum institute, internal c o. 2 and climate task force meats and scientist, john lockerman reports in 2005, they'll be a one degrees celsius. rise in temperatures that would be barely noticeable by 2038, 2.5 degrees celsius. rise with major economic consequences. pointing 67, a 5 degree celsius rise with globally catastrophic affects. wow. if only someone had to listen to him or, i don't know. told the general public this is still what we're talking about. he's still 2 decades before george w bush was making fun of al gore for acting like climate change was real. also in 1980. the american petroleum institute

and deere is someone who had access to him. um, the -- it's important to remember, also, there are going to be hearings. and the congress is going to need -- the committee is going to need witnesses who can tell a story that will be compelling to the american people. i don't know if deere is going to be one of those people, but he is certainly a candidate. and we'll see if he agrees to testify and if he does, he could tell a story that's very important. >> gloria, i mean, you know, we heard earlier that mark meadows is, you know, right hand was -- had -- had given or was being sought. it seems like people who -- smaller players, in terms of where they are in their careers, not well known names, they don't have the same resources of attorneys and willingness to fight a prolonged battle that steve bannon has or even a mark meadows may have. it's interesting because, you know, that sort of a weak link in terms if the white house hopes to have a wall of silence, that's kind of some weak bricks in that wall. >> sure. and, you know,

deer was repo reportedly involved in the response. whatever the president was thinking and doing and not doing while we were attacked in the capitol he could shed light on. >> we'll stay in close touch. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, states of emergency going into effect up and down the east coast as a blizzard threatens to dump up to two feet in new england. the storm is rapidly gaining strength right now and has the potential to become what they're calling a bomb cyclone. stand by for the latest forecast. x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. some of my best memories growing up, were cooking with mom. she always said, “food is love.” so when she moved in with us, a new kitchen became part of our financial plan. ♪ i want to m

erin, as you know, deer was a top-communications adviser to trump.st wing. and investigators want to know more about trump's public response to the attack, including that video message that he recorded hours after violence was first reported at the capitol. deer is just the latest in a wide net of individuals in trump orbit subpoenaed by the committee. erin. >> thank you very much, paula, with all that new information. let's go to elie honig, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and david becker, who was a prosecutor in the voting section of the justice department's civil rights division. so, ellie, let me start with the plot that paula was laying out. 14 people tied to that subpoena. they are obviously not going to get all 14 to cooperate and it is a long process but do you think they will get a few? and is a few or a handful enough? >> yeah, erin, there is so much here and one thing we have seen this week is that the committee is really focused laser like on these fake electoral certificates and rightly so because on

it was consistent with a deer. it was not a live deer that he hit running.s actually lying in the interstate. >> and when they tested the tissue on the van, sure enough it was not human. it was animal tissue. but then when police asked if there was anyway they'd find susie's dna in, on, or under the van, marty said something as he often did that made police wonder. >> well, i guess what i'm saying is -- what i know is -- my thought is that was a deer. i guess i don't know for certain that it couldn't have been her. >> what? was he trying to tell police he ran susie down? >> is there something you want to tell us? >> no. i haven't done anything. you can scrape everything off from underneath that van. it's deer, as far as i know. >> and if that wasn't weird enough, as the detectives left the room -- >> oh, susie, where are you? where are you? those kids need you. i need you. i love you, susie. just wish i knew where you were. >> marty was now the prime suspect, the man in the crosshairs. but suspicion is so easy. the real question was did he do it. what cop or

i don't know if deere is going to one of those people, we'll see if he agrees to testify. if he does, he could tell a story that's very important. >> gloria, we heard earlier in mark meadows' right hand was being -- seems like people are smaller players in terms of where they are in their careers, not well-known names, they don't have the same resources of attorneys and willingness to fight a prolonged battle that a steve bannon has or even a mark meadows may have. it's interesting because that's sort of a weak link in terms of if the white house hopes to have a wall of silence, that's kind of some weak bricks in that wall. >> sure. we talked to people on the committee and what they tell you is that people have just come in over voluntarily saying i want to tell you what i saw at the white house. i want to tell you what i heard at the white house. and it's not just, you know, the bright, shiny objects. meadows' documents have been important, but it's the people who worked for mark meadows, the people who were in and out of the oval office, it is the people who stand in the

. >> investigators saying they're hoping deere can shed light on conversations they were having before and after the attack. cnn national reporter zach cohen is with us now. zach, talk to us what we do know regarding these meetings. >> good morning, christi and boris. so, the committee, like you said, they want to know what was said in the white house behind closed doors on january 6th and the days leading up to it. whether judd deere said he participated in a specific meeting january 5th where the president originally said, quote, what are your ideas for getting the rhinos to do the thing tomorrow. how do we convince congress? the context of that quote is not clear but it refers to the in connection day where congress was supposed to certify the election results for joe biden. as we know there was a pretty concerted effort to convince pence not to do so. judd deere, another white house official who has intimate knowledge of the conversations on january 6th. and his former boss mcenany send time testifying about it. >> zach, we're also warned that more than a dozen subpoenas tied to th

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officers said the passenger take the deer out and let it go free. the 19 year-old driver she was taken into custody as part of the dui investigation. oh, dear. next, the u.s. economy adding far fewer jobs than expected in december. how the white house plans remove barriers t >> the u.s. added just under 200,000 jobs in december, far short of economists, expectations at the white house calls the numbers encouraging. our washington correspondent reshad hudson breaks it down for us. i think its historic day. >> for our economic recovery. >> despite the market only adding 199,000 jobs in december, president biden says unemployment dropping below 4% shows the country is back on its feet. >> the sharpest one-year drop in unemployment, united states history and the president rejects the republican idea that his administration is responsible for inflation. >> malarkey. >> i want to talk down the recovery because they voted against the legislation that made happen. >> the white house us to keep the economy on track. it is working to remove barriers preventin

how did the deer get infected from humans and what was the risk of the deer transmitting that back toans? could there be a new variant that would emerge from the whitetail deer population? many felines have also become infected with the virus. i think that we are in this very difficult stance right now between wildlife, the virus and humans. i do not know where the next variant will come from. it could be from humans and in the process, there are mutations that occur, or could it be going into animals and then spilling back into humans again? this is one of the reasons i say, i sleep with one eye open, looking for the variance. this is a big question that we do not know. i can only hope that we do not see more serious variants that challenge our health care systems. i cannot say that it will not happen. this will follow what is happening in animals. we just have to understand. host: i wanted to mention books. when you are writing that book, how concerned were you about highly transmissible respiratory virus like covid? host: -- guest: sars and mers where the previous coronaviruses tha

ah, maybe it's forest full of deer lay dream on said there is a connection after all that might explain why would is a fashionable construction material it's those almost 20 percent of new builds in germany are made of wood. did or they're in the north, where wouldn't be just about anybody who enters a home made of wood is almost always overwhelmed by its quality and atmosphere atmosphere. the level when seen, if you go into a newly built wooden house, you'll feel wonderful from the very 1st moment thanks to the structural design and the very special atmosphere or one atmosphere. thomas vaskins company is developing what is said to be the tallest wooden apartment building in germany. 29 stories 98 meters high. it's called, well whoa. and is to go up in berlin. splendidly not the cities decided that entire district should be built of wood with new school buildings made of timber and there is some justification for that. we have to aims. we climate neutral in our cities, trees of bound c o 2 for centuries. and when that timber is used for building it remains bound. well, that's the key di

officers had the passenger take the deer out let it go free.aken into custody as part of the dui investigation. buh thankfully that deer back in the wild. a missing dog in the england. finally back with her family 8 long years after she was stolen. >> this is the emotional moment. kasey, a cocker spaniel was reunited with her rightful owners. the dog had been stolen from her front garden back in 2013 and was kept for breeding all this time. police tracked her down after a scanned her microchip. then they returned kasey and 3 of her puppies to her overjoyed mom and dad. i'm sure kasey was overjoyed as well. all right. before we go, just want to give you one last look at the 7 day forecast, a little chance for coming up next week. but today enjoy the sun that we're getting. >> mix in with those clouds, but definitely soak up. all that might mean to you can. that's about all the time we've got for the kron. 4 morning news this weekend. i'm noelle bellow. we'll see you tomorrow morning.

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