when the yorkie sees that deer -- >> go get him, little fella! >> no big fella. >> i'm sorry.. >> as soon as he can, turns into a hunting lion. and charge! but eventually, you know, the yorkie comes back feeling all good because the problem's been taken care of. i got you, momma. >> then a gust of wind just -- bye! >> you just never know with these animals what they're going to do. in this case that's max behind the gate there. and it does not want to go through the gate. hasn't seen anything like this befo before. his mom actually just put it up. she's pregnant having a baby, so they're getting the house ready. >> open the gate. >> and the distress it's causing max is overwhelming. >> like, what is this thing? >> but don't you worry. because max has a big bro biscuit who's actually small bro. >> he's like, i got this. i'll show you how it's done. >> after biscuit does it, that's how you do it. >> that's a good boy. >>> a little dancing baby causes a big scare. >> but this was simply an accident. >> now the puppet master behind the viral hit gives us the real encounter. >> >>

. >> it's not like we're going anywhere, fellas.k at the traffic. >> well, one of them going somewhere. lifts him up and boom. >> ooh. >> how -- >> but don't worry. he's not out for the count at all. >> there was road on the other side. not a big drop. >> anything missing is that he comes back with a chair. >> he's got somebody baetter thn a chair. >> beats the chair any day. >> any day. he's like bam. >> did he just slap him? >> i challenge you to a duel. >> that's so funny they've been using punches and kicks and all that had to finish it was a flip-flop. >> everybody is in their shorts. people just want to get there. they want to relax. traffic is the last thing you want to see. >> well, these dudes need to get there and in the water so they can cool off. let's go over to spain where these tourists seem to be kicking it. you see the big dude, gets up. he's like you want some? >> that guy is a little loose on his feet. >> these guys are walking away. that doesn't stop them from brawling it out. they try to hold him back and he goe

the interest back home spurring an eager scramble for the best shot easy fellas hey. fellas. fellas easy. perhaps a bit over eager palace easy. the two men took each other's measure on the crucial topic of north korea mister moon was to engage the regime mr trump wants to isolate it. but they emerge from their discussions calling for a determined response. the us president pressing for tighter sanctions to force north korea to end its nuclear weapons program. arrow goal is peace. stability. and prosperity for the region. but the united states will defend itself always will defend itself all ways. and we will always defend our allies. as part of that commitment we are working together to ensure. fair burden sharing in support of the united states military presence. in south korea. mr trump took aim on defense spending and unfair trade practices he was very blunt about that. but for the south korean president security in a dangerous neighborhood was the main issue. president trump ben nye agreed. that only strong security can bring about genuine peace we conquered to strengthen

easy, fellas. hey, fellas, easy. perhaps a bit over eager. fellas, easy.e crucial topic of north korea. mr moon wants to engage the regime, mr trump wants to isolate it. but they emerged from their discussions calling for a determined response. the us president pressing for tighter sanctions to force north korea to end its nuclear weapons program. our goal is peace, stability and prosperity for the region but the united states will defend itself. always will defend itself — always. and we will always defend our allies. as part of that commitment we are working together to ensure fair burden sharing in support of the united states military presence in south korea. mr trump took aim at defence spending and unfair trade practices — he was very blunt about that. but for the south korean president, security in a dangerous neighbourhood was the main issue. translation: president trump and i agreed that only strong security can bring about genuine peace. we concurred to strengthen our overwhelming deterrence. mr moon threw in a line about dialogue with north kore

. >>> that fella can't leave well enough alone.e at a beach party at a bar in the netherlands when they decided to have a little fun if that's what you want to call it. >> it's like throwing gasoline on a fire. >> did you say gasoline on a fire? your wish is my command. >> no! >> at this point, dude still has the gas can in his hand but he's not done. he takes a step back, glares at it, approaches again and now pouring more gasoline on the fire. now the can gets a spark. he drops it. >> pressure built up. >> he goes back for more. he picks it up, and tosses it across the street. >> what's wrong with this guy? he just ruined the whole party, you dummy. >> now that car is on fire. >> i hope that was his car. >> they were having a good night until that happened. back over stateside this makes way more sense. these fellas were putting on a test run for the firefighter competition. >> hold that [ bleep ] tight, bro. >> firefighter rodeo? >> yes, it is. >> they told him to hold on. >> that's awesome. >> you call us dumb and stupid but th

the fellas from the men try videos youtube channel, they're trying nails.e uv gel nails. they are the ones you apply yourself. >> they're doing it themselves? my wife doesn't even do that. i thought they were going to go have them did. >> are they going to do each other's or their own? >> their own. and they get right to it. first you have to clean your nail bed. >> i don't know how long is too long to be doing this on a certain nail. >> well, when your finger starts to bleed, you should stop. >> they take the easy route. which i'm not mad at. they already have paint on them. one guy gets the glue out and glues his hands together. >> oh, my god, it's legit stuck -- >> when they try to use their phones, that's going to be funny. to button of your shirt. >> but for back scratching, it'll be awesome. >> and there you have it. little back scratching. >> good luck uses that apple watch there. >> taking up anything has been hard for these fellas. so they try texting. >> you'd just be like -- >> yeah, i could see that. >> up next they add the acrylic and they do a

this fella tees off and doink. >> no. no. >> well, yeah. he did it, but no.d it. but let's respect the chip that was perfect. >> don't hate on this man. >> we're not hating. >> that is incredible he was able to place that ball right there. and not spill the beer. >> that's it. that's the technique. you've got to clip it. you can't hit it otherwise the beer is getting spilled. that's a birdie right there. >> if you like that, i love this. >> this is going to result in alcohol abuse. >> strawberry up get out with the strawberry. >> rim shot! >> should have done olives. they would have been lighter. >> he did knock the glass over but he did get the strawberry in the glass first. >>> wondering how to get a fabulous tan this summer -- >> they're going to try out some of the self-tanning products. >> you guys have a bunch of experience with self-tanning? oh, never mind. >> the perfect thing for the not so perfect look this holiday. >> oh, gosh. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. exc

he and his fellas have decided to get together to play a little giant tennis ball gladiator game. >>with you so far. >> here's how it works. that giant tennis ball is going to be in the middle. on the count of three, they're going to go charging at one another and the ball. >> oh! >> it's great. the guy in black got there first but paid the price for it. >> up next. >> oh! >> yeah. that thing just ejected him face first. >> that hurt. and there's more where that came from. >> oh, to the face. >> can you beat my secret weapon? >> he's a lot bigger than me. >> challenge accepted. >> oh! wake up call! >> he was nothing. he was like a feather. >> who's your daddy? >> that guy is powerful. >> yeah, he is. now at this point in the game, they just line them up and go for it. >> because they are men, they will not stop until someone is going to the hospital. >> now they up the ante. they're going to break up into teams. >> hey, real talk, though, fella in the green if he's the last one there which i normally am, you take it. it's a win/win. now they take it to the streets. >> right. because

-nick: hey, fellas. i'm here at the timber drop. just a little something to think about, the ninjas have dominated every obstacle they have come to on pure athleticism. but they have never seen timber drop, where brute strength is absolutely key, and that's not something they bring to the table. so, watch out. -kelvin: thanks, swish. no brute strength issues for bodybuilders, strike a pose. -you guys ready? -kelvin: and they're first to arrive. -mack: pull! pull! -kelvin: ian and the two women are on the rope n just muscle up that 850-pound telephone pole. -man: keep going. -man: right behind mack. go on, push her up. -apolo: it took seventeen and a half seconds to get their timber up. that's the fastest we've seen anyone lift the pole all season long. -killian: pull! come on, liam, pull! -man: pull! -killian: pull! -apolo: listen to captain killian calling out a cadence for his team. -pull! go! go! go! -apolo: they did that nearly as fast as strike a pose. -kelvin: apolo, what's going on with the ninjas? they're struggling right no

right, fellas? right? through this program countless young people like you have been inspired to protect american interests and to promote american values. right? many of those who have been in your place have gone on to become governors, members of congress, generals and one even became a president. do you know who that one was? >> bill clinton. >> that's true. see. the american legion has held this meeting for seven decades. just think of the history that has occurred during that time. when the first group of students met in 1946 -- that's an important day. you know why? that's when i was born. i hate to admit it. i hate to admit it. oh, 1946. oh, well. i shouldn't have said that, bob. our nation had just welcomed home our brave heroes whose spirit and courage achieved victory over tyranny in world war ii. just over 20 years later young men and women like you watched a man land on the moon and dreamed of new fron tears in space. in 1987 americans all across this nation joined their hearts wr president ro

one little fella, monty, a 3-year-old with spina bifida. their insurance company -- this is a challenge for anybody, but what it means is that you've got to have a single physician caring for you throughout the extent of that treatment. their insurance has changed three times in three years because of obamacare. this is a system that is not working for patients. that's what the president understands. that's what he appreciates. that's why he's so passionate about making certain he does all that he can to get this repealed and replaced with a system that works for patients. >> but he said let obamacare implode, then deal. what does that mean? >> again, i think what that does is it punctuates the seriousness that he understands the american people dealing with the current situation. >> how is he going to deal with it? >> people paying premiums of $1,000 a month. and deductibles of $1,000. if you're making 40,000, 50,000, 60,000 bucks, you have an insurance card, but you can't afford the care. this system is not working for patients. that's wh

-nick: hey, fellas. i'm here at the timber drop. just a little something to think about, the ninjas have dominated every obstacle they have come to on pure athleticism. but they have never seen timber drop, where brute strength is absolutely key, and that's not something they bring to the table. so, watch out. -kelvin: thanks, swish. no brute strength issues for bodybuilders, strike a pose. -you guys ready? -kelvin: and they're first to arrive. -mack: pull! pull! -kelvin: ian and the two women are on the rope but look at that. mack and jonathan just muscle up that 850-pound telephone pole. -man: keep going. -man: right behind mack. go on, push her up. -apolo: it took seventeen and a half seconds to get their timber up. that's the fastest we've seen anyone lift the pole all season long. -killian: pull! come on, liam, pull! -man: pull! -killian: pull! -apolo: listen to captain killian calling out a cadence for his team. -pull! go! go! go! -apolo: they did that nearly as fast as strike a pose. -kelvin: apolo, what's going on with the n

congratulations, fellas. that's not bad. but they're right here with us. i'll tell you, it's an honor to have them. we're continuing our celebration of american manufacturing and american manufacturing and it's been something very important to us. made in the u.s.a. made in america. and our tribute to the skill, dedication and grit of the american worker. we're showcasing products from all around the country that are stamped with the beautiful letters, made in the u.s.a. today i'm proud to welcome three more great companies. we've had quite a few wonderful companies, a little bit smaller generally speaking than yours. but every company is smaller than yours when you get right down to it. to the white house for really a major announcement. you'll be hearing maerk, pfizer and corning. these three companies are announcing that pharmaceuticals packaging will now be made in america. that's a big step. that's a big statement. we're very proud of that. thank you very much, by the way. i know they wouldn't have done it under another administration. i feel confiden

. >> we better get that done, fellas, please, mike. >> what we need to do in the senate is figure out what the lowest common denominator is. >> it's going to be so easy. >> it certainly won't be easy. >> please, mike. >> how about just doing a little bit of governing around here? >> you think the president is demonstrating weakness by his handling of sessions? >> absolutely. >> you got the last word. >>> the breaking news tonight from "the washington post" is that the president is discussing with his advisers the possibility of replacing attorney general jeff sessions with a recess appointment during the august recess that would bypass senate confirmation and allow the new attorney general to serve without being confirmed by the senate until the end of this congress. "the washington post" reports some advisers have come away convinced that trump is determined to ultimately remove sessions and is seriously considering a recess appointment to replace him, an idea that has been discussed on some of the cable news shows he watches. and it was discussed here last night when i brought it up

congratulations, fellas. that's not bad. but they're right here with us. i'll tell you, it's an honor to have them. we're continuing our celebration of american manufacturing and american manufacturing and it's been something very important to us. made in the u.s.a. made in america. and our tribute to the skill, dedication and grit of the american worker. we're showcasing products from all around the country that are stamped with the beautiful letters, made in the u.s.a. today i'm proud to welcome three more great companies. we've had quite a few wonderful companies, a little bit smaller generally speaking than yours. but every company is smaller than yours when you get right down to it. to the white house for really a major announcement. you'll be hearing maerk, pfizer and corning. these three companies are announcing that pharmaceuticals packaging will now be made in america. that's a big step. that's a big statement. we're very proud of that. thank you very much, by the way. i know they wouldn't have done it under another administration. i feel confiden

i think the new guy, the communications fella, i think he looks to slick and i think the republican seniors that are there now need to set them down and tell them the truth and tell them how it really works and how it looks. >> . >> host: are you are republican voted in the primary last year for donald trump? >> no. >> host: who did you support. >> caller: i was a supporter of newt gingrich. >> host: did you vote for donald trump in the general election. >> caller: no. >> host: when you say republican leaders need to tell him the truth, what is the truth. >> caller: i'm not an expert, but i just think he is mismanaging his image. he is mismanaging the image of the white house and i think it's reflecting, my father used to have a saying when ten people tell you your drunk, lie down. >> host: alice in rhode island. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. thank you. i'll tell you the problem he's got there. the people he has around them are not in his corner. paul ryan should spend more time dealing with the freedom caucus, mark meadows, jim jordan, he should spend more time with them because they

behind it a brief ridge, quite mean things down, but this little fella will bring more cloud and rain north—west. so a little bit cloudy and drizzly by the middle of the afternoon. the winds starting to strengthen but a good slice of sunshine after a cloudy start. and improving picture for many of us as we head into the afternoon. looking at the afternoon in more detail, eastern scotland perhaps faring best. parts of aberdeenshire might see 18 or 19 degrees and edinburgh will see decent spells of sunshine, outbreaks of drizzly rain around as well. a similar story into northern ireland, perhaps fringing into the lake district into the afternoon but heading further inland there will be some sunshine coming through. we could see highs of 23 or 2a in the south—east if we are lucky and it will feel quite warm with the sunshine. the rain is on its way through the evening across the midlands and down into the south—east corner of. some heavy bursts as well from time to time through the night from this weak front. that is good news for gardeners and growers. some rain to encounter first thing

so some fellas are going out hunting and they leave late from work, and they rush out of the kitchenu're far outside the city limits, you've made a whole plan, you've made your trip, you get out and you say, "oh, i forget my ammo". in this situation, a secure machine would allow you to pick up some ammo, or even a replacement gun, if you're in the system. maybe get their whiskey off the one side, get their ammo off the other, and head on into the camp and have a fine week of hunting. ok, maybe this isn't solving a problem that many people have. and suddenly, the idea of shops without assistants doesn't seem so surprising. that's it for the short version of click. you can find us on twitter and for the longer version on iplayer. thank you for watching. hello, and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed. bbc news through a virtual reality headset? audiences take to experience it news events this way. and what questions to the new technologies pose for journalists? first though, one of 22 people killed at a pop concert in manchester on may 22, her ninth that they would have been on

[applause] >> thank you, fellas. that's great.or over two centuries, our brave men and women in uniform have overcome tyranny, fascism, communism, and every threat to our freedom -- every single threat they have overcome. and we have overcome these likets because of titans jim whose spirit could never be conquered. that is what this award is, and well.life represents so america's unbreakable spirit. jim's been 48 years since battle in vietnam. he is now a husband, father, and grandfather. he coached high school, football, wrestling, and baseball or 38 years, just like he said he would. and he brought together every member that he could find of his beloved charlie company. too many people in this room, specialist five mccloughan has always been their friend jim. to others, he has been coach. to those who bravely served with there vietnam, he still doc. to his parents, scotty and margaret, both watching from heaven, he will always be there son. today, 320 million grateful american hearts, private mccloughan carries one immortal titl

he was just a terrific fella. he had a lot of fun. you can play tricks on the guy and he enjoyed it. i was really agonized and disappointed with that. i remember writing him a note. brian: did you ever talk to him after that? mr. buchanan: i did not talk to him about what happened and why, but in aid used to, whenever agnew came to town, he would call a number of his close friends -- bryce harlow would be there and the schulz from his shop, everybody would have a couple drinks and talk about the great days. he was fun to travel with. brian: there are a lot of different things you touch on. before i do that, i what to ask you that i have never heard you do. i want to talk about your brothers and sisters. you have eight of them. you mentioned a couple, henry, how many of them are still alive and what do they fit in the family and what do they do? mr. buchanan: my two oldest brothers bill died when i was , 45, my brother hank died a few years ago. i am the oldest now of nine. and my brother who served in vietnam, he has six kids, he's a

(tape measure retracting) what's up, fellas? what are you doing here, kripke?h, measuring my new office for drapes. this is not your office. it hasn't been assigned yet. well, i called dibs at the christmas party when professor rothman tried to have intercourse with the toys for tots collection box. dibs?! this is a university, not a playground.

. >>> who won't be doing it again is this fella. he's minding his business collecting wood. >> no! >> that tree came crashing down -- >> that tree was like no, take me! looks like it's already been sheered off at the top. >> do you hear that? >> yeah. >> someone's cutting the tree for sure. there's a guy to the left, he runs out of the way. the guy collecting the wood happens to look up in the nick of time. he jumps back and then just starts fussing. he's like next time give me a heads up. >> it's called timber. >>> there's that hole again. >> oh, no. >> that hole in the ground that seems to figure out how to trap little animals. this time the hole's in montana. these guys figured out something is stuck in there. they need to help. so this guy carefully sticks his whole hand in the hole. if you look closely, you can kind of see its face sticking there at the middle of the hole. >> oh, look at the little thing. >> it's cute. >> the little fawn that had fallen in the hole but needed help getting out. it looks like it's brand new. i don't know how old it is, but it probably can't even

now priorities, fellas. safety. and everybody's well being, right? >> john's in the freaking water. >> captain john, you're on your own. captain ben keeps fighting, keeps reeling, and brings that huge grouper close to the boat. but they got to land it in the boat they came with. so cut to this. >> we'll take it yeah! >> and like all the big fish these guys catch, it was released. >>> some guys don't even need a boat. like this guy. i'm guessing that's caleb. he's out there on a slack line. one of his family members passed him a fishing pole. >> if he pulls it off, he's the man. >> oh! he got dinner! >> oh oh oh oh! >> i'm still calling that a win. and he manages to still have that trout on the line for awhile. have to get a bit of video of it. but just as he's about to show the fish off to the camera, the line breaks. >>> there are many forms of distracted driving as we're going to see right here in this video. it comes to us from china. there's that woman in a red poncho. she's on that scooter. >> distracted driving and that child just was not payin

there she is out watering something out on the sidewalk when this fella just comes wandering in. heads straight to the back. you know what she's after. she heads to the back as she confronted them. blocks him in and he pushes past her. she's using his body to block him. that's when this happens. he pushes her down and takes off. she is an older woman. he only got away with about $35 in coins because most of their customers pay with their atm or debit card. the situation is still under investigation, but the shop owners did post this video to facebook. it looks like some people may be able to identify him. hopefully that assists police in capturing him. as for the shop owner, the older woman, she didn't want to go to the hospital but she did offer some bruising and a stiff neck. >> if that guy got caught, i'd totally send flowers to him in jail. >>> it's always kind of neat to see airplanes flying low making those low passes. but when they fly low, you hope to hear at least an engine running. not the case in this situation. >> whoa. >> oh! >> dude, that was hard. >> is the pilot o

. >>> hopefully there'll be some public shaming done with these fellas in london. a group of people have broken into this motorcycle shop. >> nick's about to have a heart attack. >> they wheel out a motorbike and another and quickly make their getaway. now, the bike they stole and i don't know if it means anything to you. it's a kawasaki h-2 carbon. >> it is the fastest production bike built. it's a rocket ship. >> there's only 120 in the world. there's only 6 in the uk. goes for about $36,000. >> there are only 120 in the world. everybody who owns one now is going to be pulled over. >> damaged the shop quite bad they're going to try to ride it out. >>> right in front of you. >> what is right in front of you? if you keep watching right here on the water just under the golden gate bridge in the bay area, you'll catch a quick glimpse of what arian is talking about. >> look at this. >> they are spotting whales all over the bay. she points one over there. wait, they're over there. they're over there too. and you can tell her excitement is beyond words. but the fact whe

. >>> this little fella also has places to go and fortunately there's a door made specially for him. >> parents with doggy doors need to know this is a child door too. >> that's not even their baby. they just come to visit. >> i love they're recording this to see how far this kid is going to go. sometimes you got to look for the kid because it disappears? this kid has no plans of being caught any time soon. so he keeps crawling. goes right through the second doggy door. like i'm out. >> he's moving out. mom and dad are going to get a little more quality time. win/win. >>> marcus martinez works for the nypd but he's not a cop. he has a cool job. >> i am responsible for the care of all of troop b's mounts. >> he's responsible for all of the horses. there are ten of them. what i learned is these horse cops work hard. >> these horses in troop b work seven days a week. health is one of the most important thing for a horse. that's where i come in. >> those horses work seven days a week? give them a day off. what if they want to watch football one day? >> today it's scout's turn. and he's m

we head to china where this fella has been pulled over because he didn't have a license plate. he's getting belligerent and then goes a bit weird. starts bouncing up and down. whatever music is playing in his head, he's loving it. then he tries tootd this. watch this. goes for that kick of the officer. that's when they all jump in to take him down. >> that guy is wilding out. let me be free! >> he then manages to somehow im and they all back off. clearly this guy is a bit weird and he goes on for a full-on dance party in the street. local authorities believe what he was trying to do is to feign mental illness though it didn't work on these officers. he was taken down and is charged we vith evading justice. >>> nature has so many incredible animals out there. check out this cricket. you think it's just sitting there. you think did that cricket lay a bunch of eggs and they're about to a ch? >> there's a toad under there. >> you know what, nick? i thought the same exact thing. and i was wrong. >> what! whoa! >> oh, man. it's like out of a james cameron movie. >> look at that thing

. >> that's pretty rockstar fella! you know, i also think thats giving back to my king and my queen so that's what i did. >> i love that! >> gotta appreciate a guy who takes care of mom and dad. playing finn in "star wars: the force awakens" made john instantly famous. >> has anybody snatched you up yet? are you taken? >> nah, i'm not taken. i'm single. >> ya heard that? he smells good and he's single, ladies. >> in his new film, "detroit," john shows a more serious side, playing a security guard caught in the crossfire of the detroit riots of 1967. >> it's a war zone out there. they're destroying the city. >> you carried a revolver. >> the movie is already generating oscars buzz. anthony mackie also stars. he got his start in another film set in detroit, eminem's 2002 epic, "8-mile" as the rapper papa doc. ♪ >> do you think about the evolution of anthony mackie? in a lot of ways, a boy from new orleans who now, i mean look at you. do you think about that often? >> i definitely think i'm blessed and fortunate to be whe

we better get that done, fellas, please. mike, we need that so badly. cutting taxes, fixing our trade deals and rebuilding our infrastructure. we'll be submitting an infrastructure bill in the not very distant future. we are going to be submitting a tax bill in the very near future. [ applause ] >> when this investment is complete, foxconn has the potential to create more manufacturing jobs than we've seen in many, many decades. chairman go, i thank you for your investment in the american worker. they appreciate it. they will not let you down. they never let us down. there is nobody like the american worker. terry go told me that he believes in america and he really believes in america. and that is a great entrepreneur, one of the greatest in the world, by the way. he won't say it, but i'll say it. one of the great entrepreneurs of the world. he has a real bond with the administration and with americans. foxconn joins a growing list of industry leaders who understand that america's capabilities are limitless and that america's workers are unmatched and

alex: game time, fellas. let's go. lemonis: got 15 minutes. that's it.h joe emanuele, the senior vice president of design, construction. all the projects that happen across the world go through him. by some small miracle, everything actually got put together. okay. everybody in their place, please. unfortunately, we're about 45 minutes late. i'm nervous. thank you very much, by the way, for your patience. -joe: you're welcome. -lemonis: i apologize. okay. want to introduce you to joe emanuele. -joe: how are you? -brad: i'm doing well, joe. -joe: welcome to hard rock. -alex: how you doing? alexander murrell. nice to meet you. brad: thanks so much for having us. it's been awesome being able to really see our products come to life in your facility. joe: who helped you with the artistic imaging of this? do you have people on staff? brad: yeah. we have a full design team -that's awesome. -alex: and they're good. brad: yeah. they're really great. joe: how many people are in your staff? alex: we have a total of 80 employees. joe: excellent. so, these are all ma