two dogs against one dog, jasper. jasper came in second.ana: i'm going to go home and have a talk with him about doing better. american flag. he would've campaigned harder if he could. we are going to have to find out what really happened in this investigation. tune in tomorrow to "the daily briefing" at 2:00 p.m. i have an interview with andy parker, the father of alison parker, who was tragically killed on live television. she was a reporter in virginia. she has written a book that comes out tomorrow. >> marie: another good news story tonight about these young sisters who were reported missing on friday night in northern california. they were found safe and sound in a wooded area by their home on sunday. the 8-year-old and 5-year-old were discovered by firefighters who were able to follow their tracks. you can see some video from when they were discovered. they were dehydrated and cold but in good spirits. wilderness survival training that they learned that there are 4h club helped them survive. good news story. this is a happy ending. >>

he was like oh, jasper, why don't you move across the bed. the conways had a problem. [laughter] >> greg: the equivalent of the conways would be peter going to some other network and trashing jasper. [laughter] >> dana: like animal planet. >> greg: you are saying that jasper is the greatest and peter is on animal planet. >> dana: we made up. >> greg: emily, i guess technically you're millennial. >> emily: i'm not. i was born in the '70s. >> greg: you're going to be 50 this march? >> emily: close to it. i feel like that ever one thing they are afraid of is disconnection because they don't have real connections on the outside and also i went to a party and there were a bunch of influencers there and i was like interesting, whatever. they were all children. none of them knew how to speak. none of them knew how to have a conversation. i was horrified. i left early. it was horrible. i have a good idea for a reality show. millennials versus everyone else. you have to navigate life and they can use their devices. they have to use ask for direc. they

i post these great pictures of jasper on instagram. i wrote a book about jasper.ho takes care of jasper? it's not me. it's peter. and i will not apologize. >> greg: a stay-at-home dog owner. you are the yoko. he is the john. >> dana: exactly. he works from home. there was a lot of people saying it's a bad rollout because beto had to apologize. argued leak kirsten gillibrand had a worse rollout. no one is talking about it. >> greg: jesse, i think he is stealing "i am waters, this is my world." >> jesse: as a guy who likes hand gestures, i have to marvel at some of these. then there's the other one, talking about amy, he goes amy. amy. i'm not sure what that represents. i also don't understand why he apologized. he was praising amy. what is he supposed to do? he is running for president. he needs to get out outside of his house to run for president. is he going to take the kids out of el paso and put them in school in iowa? so that he can coparent in iowa. i don't understand. he is like gumby. i don't like the white privilege comment. i realize as a white man i prob

don't you think that what you're suggesting is there is a major heresy a lot of liberal thinkers said jasper thing that non democracy. and i'm putting it mildly you know russia and china are usually described in different terms as suggesting that those countries have something to teach the west well i think we shouldn't teach each other in eyes of the west to china russia and all the other way around but you have can learn from each other and maybe the true somber in the middle i'm saying that democracy is still the best form of governance but we need to think about democracy in a different room where we can have long term decisions and not just short term actions think about economy when trump of the economy in two years ago or the post in tax cuts of course we have seen an economy grows of three percent but no we are reaching and experiencing a bubble that's not long term economic strategy it's really short term orientation and it's maybe the reason of the feel of the so-called anger sex and model of capitalism now you will mentioned russia before so let me ask one more question about russ

officially file his candidacy for an on sunday rallies right now being held in paris among the algerian jasper there against who to flee so far he has defied calls to step down on saturday he sacked and replaced his unpopular campaign chief eighty two year old has rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in two thousand and thirteen hundreds of thousands of people have already rallied against pitifully constitution to seek a fifth term in the largest protests algeria has seen in decades it is a rare show of dissent which has spread across thirty cities but if it came to power in one thousand nine hundred nine following a civil war that lasted a decade and still has the backing of several political parties trade unions business groups and the military many of the protestors are young and say they want to change what they see as deep rooted corruption among the ruling elite geoff porter is the founder of north africa risk consulting it is not think the protests west played into conflict. you know reasoning by analogy is always a dangerous thing to do. and you know algeria is not tunis

. >> greg: you haven't seen peter's "i hate jasper" website?> jesse: this is like a scene from "veep." >> greg: i love television. i grew up on sitcoms. this is the greatest sitcom ever. george conway is basically newman from seinfeld. trump is basically seinfeld and kellyanne is elaine but you have to have a newman. or maybe he's like mr. roper from threes company and trump is jack tripper. he's always staring at him with his beady eyes. he's always mad at him. this whole thing has amazing characters. we have to be honest about what america wants to know. what is it like at home? is it just some kind of knockdown, drag out fight or is there love life so insane that it doesn't matter? this is none of my business, right? but i am forced to think about them having sex. this is what happens in the trump presidency. we have a crazy sitcom. we have domestic fights publicly. this is the most transparent administration ever because there's no such thing as behind closed doors. >> jesse: it's like when the president says you know when i leave office, y

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there is nothing we can do except stay where we are... jasper and his band were driving to a gig on theight when he saw the plane behind them. yeah, i think i said to them, it looks like it's going to attack us, you know, it's really like bearing down on us. the car was hit by little bits, you know, of debris. and i thought, god, we might still make it, you know what i mean? and ijust shouted to the driver, put your foot down, we could all see it overtaking us on the left—hand side of the vehicle. and if it hadn't veered off to the left, i wouldn't be sitting here now. vivian knows she, too, cheated death by seconds driving to work along the a27. still in shock, she took this picture of the crash she missed by a matter of yards. well the fireball went right over my head, so he must have passed me and hit the carriageway just over my right hand shoulder. i should think within metres of me. because i could smell the aviation fuel when i got out of the car. i think somebody was looking after me that day, definitely. but for those who came close to death, the experience left a lasting legac

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he had been studying jasper percussion at usc's thornton school of music since 2017. >>> in southern california, santa anita park is taking new precautions after a 22nd horse died at the track since december. this video from our fox affiliate in l.a. shows the horse that broke both of their front legs during a workout this morning. the horse then had to be euthanized. the track is now banning all race day medications and is limiting the use of whips. reporter stephanie stanton tells us that 19 of the 22 horses that died were given a drug just before their races, but it's unclear if that contributed to their deaths. ri and you know, anytime i work a horse, you know they are athletes. anything can happen. >> reporter: prophetic words from this star trainer. we followed him during his morning training session at said and in the park, but right in the middle of our interview something went terribly wrong with one of the horses from a different trainer. >> it's one of those things where we just worry about it and, and so -- i've got a -- holdup, board, hold up, hold up, hold on. >> what h

clean air is from first-hand experience became a farmer and an outdoorsman way back in my hometown in jasper indiana at 16-years-old i took slides of our factories spewing out of coal dust in our communities, so my interest in this is deep-rooted. respecting and preserving our natural resources has been a priority of mine since i was young and even started a club in high school excited to be able to work with my colleagues on the subcommittee and with the trump administration to protect our environment in an economically responsible way. the purpose of this hearing is to hear your experiences implementing the concept of cooperative federalism under the clean air act in hopes of providing the subcommittee and the public at large with a greater understanding of the opportunities and challenges facing states as they engage with the epa to implement clean air act regulations. on a subject box with the air of two or three weeks ago when it came to waters of the u.s. i had three different farmers ask me about how they navigate through the web of regulations in a simple process and they were confus

open -- welcome now chris jasper from london. give us a sense of where this is.t is going on to find out what happened? data from the black accessed already been in paris by the french regulator. that was at the request of the ethiopians. that is now gone back to addis ababa. a full investigation is due to start there. the ethiopian agencies will be inisted by the french ba, tsb officials with the u.s. -- ntsb officials with the u.s. are there. officials of the u.k. and other authorities. there is a gathering of expertise to try to get to the bottom of this thing. we expect to get a preliminary report within a month, possibly earlier given the urgency. david: we have always 737s grounded around the world. there are increasing reports that there is a problem. some pilots have had this problem and corrected for it. what we hearing from boeing? chris: certainly the training aspect seems to be an issue. some pilots around the world said they were aware of the installation of the mcat system, the system we believe took over the plane and both the ethiopian crash and t