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he hits and rolls and his hooves go up in the air. >> well, thanks for asking about ryan's condition.yan is okay. he got some road rash. he was done for the weekend but no broken bones. the deer also, witnesses say, got up, seemed a little shaken, and as many deer do, just ran off. >> i'm glad skater and deer are both doing just fine. >>> some diners at the red flower chinese restaurant in williamsburg, kentucky, got a bit of a foul surprise during a buffet lunch. >> i don't think i'll legeat chinese food ever again. >> these ladies are seen here noticing two workers wheeling a carcass through the dining area that was inside a trash can. >> it was really disturbing. there was actually a blood trail they were mopping up and a tail and a leg sticking out of the trash can. >> so of course an environmental health inspector was called. he said what he found in the kitchen was the craziest thing he's ever seen. >> they do have a deer carcass in the facility. >> you might think, okay, restaurants serve venison, except they found the carcass on the side of the highway, i-75 to be exact. so th

what transportation services are available and missionary will continue to provide transportation to hoove, middle school. the next set of changes impact hoover middle school and transportation are the guidelines to supporting the middle school feeders. so last year we added services from moscona and serra area and this year proposing deleting the services from the bay view. we think that the current riders are about 27 if you look at the higher number in the afternoon and this does include the current 8th graders. there are three other schools that middle schools that receive transportation from bay view and they are aptos and lake and those services will not be disrupted. the three elementary school that were chosen, we did not want to change bell times and reduce the schools that were affected and that is what informed the decision to eliminate the services at these three elementary schools. and again, it does reflect current rider ship, not necessarily the number of students that will be impacted because it includes fifth grader who go on to middle school and getting the information ou

next the world series the team hooves the tigers tomorrow. >> number two, anticipation growing for inorning's 10:00 announcement by apple. the company is expected to unveil smaller less expensive version of the ipad. >> number three, facebook set to report third quarter earnings later today after the closing bell. stock tumbled in july after disappointing second quarter earnings. >> number four, more fall out from san bruno disaster city council plans to vote on measure calling for ouster of the chairman of the california utilities commission. he and his committee will determine how much pg&e will be fined for the explosion and fire two years ago. >> number five, 15-year-old petaluma girl missing since lasty wednesday was found safe yesterday in a house south of fresno. she reported to be unfarmed. -- unharmed. a 29-year-old man arrested without incident. >>> giants on top, mike predicted the rain he has your forecast now. >>> good morning. mainly mid 40s to low 50s, dress warmly. don't worry about the wet weather, not out there like it was yesterday morning live doppler showing show

all right, let's start stamping your hooves here, and you tell me what is really at the heart of this. and i guess you could throw in a comment about alcoa, too. better than expected on both top and bottom line. >> yeah. alcoa coming in with better earnings on revenue and profits. now, alcoa has not provennto be a good barometer necessarily for earnings season in general, but it is still considered somewhat of a barometer for global manufacturing, so it's good news all the same. liz: okay. >> and if we look at this earnings season we're heading into, we've seen four out of five companies with downward revisions and overall earnings estimates 2-4%, so we're going to see some surprises this earnings season which could add to that bullish scenario. david: tony, you are a bear here, but you're not saying get out of stocks entirely, are you? >> no, i'm not saying to get out of stocks entirely. you know, capital is going to chase yield, and the best way to do that is through dividend-paying stocks and high-yield bonds right now. david: but specifically, i mean, a lot of people -- clearly, t

they had her so long in her feces that her hooves were just literally coming apart. crumbling.anted to actually break down and cry when i seen her come in. >> the m.a.s.h. unit is set up for the inmates to take care of the animals. but sometimes the animals take care of the inmates. >> you're a good girl. >> loomis says caring for the horses has helped him cope with the anger problems with brought him to jail. >> i'm bipolar and i'm also diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder syndrome. i stopped taking my medications and i started going off and blowing up at home. i'm starting to lose my temper, starting to do things that i normally don't do. and next thing i know, the cops are at my door and i'm getting arrested for domestic violence and criminal damage. and now i'm here doing my time. my mom owns race horses. she is a training owner. it's a loving, caring thing. you know. she babies the horses like they were little babies and i learned to do the same thing. you got to have love and care for them. if you don't, what good is something if you can't really show it love? lo

the donkey had sent one of his hooves through the window, blood all over the car, relieved himself on a nun, bit the little girl, and pulled the whole tent down. i have never trusted donkeys since, georgia wrote. -- george wrote. they deserve to be called asses. [laughter] [applause] and it was not until i was senate majority leader that i fully realized the value of that statement. [laughter] he soon created an organization that enabled him to be the biggest vote-getter in the state, 1966, and won a seat in the conference, becoming the first democrat to be sent to washington from south dakota in 22 years. he immediately became a force to reckon with, introducing a farm bill the very first day. over the course of several months, passed more legislation than any one of the 44 new members who had come in with him at the same time. his constituents were the people for whom he fought. they were south dakota families barely holding on to their family farms. they were common working people in south dakota, and all over the country. they were native americans, they were poor people, hungry p