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>>talk about you this overload these 8 week old labrador puppies are like for covered marshmallow softet. they're getting some play time at sonoma county airport in santa rosa before they're put on a plane for a flight to ohio move our puppies to their volunteer primary. them until they're about a year and a half. canine companions is a national organization headquartered in santa rosa. the puppies will be trained to be service animals and donated to those who need them open and close doors and her not actually veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder while learning night near interruption. >>the pandemic shut down the ability to fly the pumps on commercial flights. that's when canine companions reached out to local private pilots meetings in ohio be there for a day or so. and any time i go on a trip i check in with the dispatcher for canine and take dogs whenever we the puppies are loaded onto this king air for the 5 and a half hour flight to how does it feel just as a pilot to be able do some like this. >>it's wonderful. >>we over 50 at this point. and have another trip next week

>>talk about you this overload these 8 week old labrador puppies are like for covered marshmallow soft and sweet. they're getting some play time at sonoma county airport in santa rosa before they're put on a plane for a flight to ohio we move our puppies to their volunteer across the country teach them commands and socialize them until they're about a year and a half canine companions is a national organization headquartered in santa rosa. the puppies will be trained to be service animals and donated to those who need them open and close doors and her not actually veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder while learning night near interruption the pandemic shut down the ability to fly the pumps on commercial flights. >>that's when canine companions reached out to local private pilots. i meetings in ohio be there for a day or so. and any time i go on a trip i check in with the dispatcher for canine and dogs whenever we can the puppies are loaded onto this king air for the 5 and a half hour flight to date and how does it feel just as a pilot to be able do some like this. >>it's wonder

the pandemic's impact on air travel is turning some labrador retriever puppies into jet setters.le, the sonoma jet center is the cutest place in wine country. it is partnering with canine companions to fly these little guys and gals to volunteer raisers for early training. the private jets are a bonus. >> well, they're so generous. they donate their time, their planes and their fuel, and it really saves us a ton of money which allows us to continue to place these incredible dogs because they are costly. >> the puppies are going private. these dogs are going to dayton, ohio, their first step to becoming service dogs. that's really cool to see. >>> that's going to do it for us here at 11:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area, we thank you for joining us. ♪ ♪

the seven—year—old labrador was stranded around 20 feet underground in eastleigh, hampshire, for twothat water was warm, especially after a night like last night. probably a saint bernard would be useful with the weather. exactly. we had some snow, particularly over east anglia. the snow was falling any more. the cold air has been pushed away. this is the picture from earlier. the blue is the rain, the white is the sleet and snow. that band of weather is moving into the north sea, as you can see, so we are getting milder weather today. showers mainly in the north—west of the uk. some sunshine still quite cloudy over eastern parts of the uk. temperatures rising up parts of the uk. temperatures rising up to 5 degrees across parts of east anglia, the snow already melting. more showers coming in from the north west overnight tonight. some of those will blow all the way to england and wales. clear skies returning later on in the night. cold overnight, temperatures not too far away from freezing, so the risk of some icy patches, particularly for eastern parts of england. different in the m

if you know labradors, _ having a bath at the end. i - having a bath at the end. if you know labradors, and i know - having a bath at the end. if you i know labradors, and i know them, having a bath at the end. if you know labradors, and i know them, the first thing that dog will want is food. let's take a look at some of today's front pages. many papers lead on the government's decision to close all travel corridors to the uk from monday morning. according to the i newspaper, the country will become "fortress britain". "keep out!" is the message on the front of the sun, which has been taking a further look at each of the new coronavirus variants. the daily mirror leads with a report from the intensive care unit at wolverhampton's new cross hospital, where it says patients fighting for life are now "much younger" than the first peak. it describes the nhs medics as "modern—day miracle workers". and, online, huffington post uk has been looking through some documents revealing recommendations made by the government's scientific advisors.

what is he, a labrador? (laughing) so, should i meet him? you're not that adventurous. yes i am!...jump into that lake. i'll do it. let's all do it! i'm in. this is crazy! (laughing) you coming? seriously? it is way too comfortable in here. the all-new sienna. toyota. let's go places. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ "the daily social distancing show." as the past few months have shown, america's government is a lot shakier than it■ç appears. luckily, though, there's a continent that can offer a lot of advice for unstable democracies. roy wood jr. has more. >> okay, so here in america, things have been pretty rough lately. actually, it's been kind of terrible. okay, it's been a damn nightmare. we actually had an armed cue. how do you come back from that? to find out i sat down with three political scholars, all from africa, where they've actually seen this kind of shit before. >> the problem of democracy, problems dealing with election violence, could actually happen anywhere. it could happen to everyone. and in the context of africa, what has happened, leaders go into exile. >> trump got kicked off

the headline is labrador richard part spent part of 1859, ireland is just off outside the picture plane the right. that is the path of the transatlantic cable. if this ship has gotten itself trapped in the ice, frozen unable to move, unable to convey its information, it is in the electromagnetic's whether it's overhead, or whether it's channeled through that undersea cable that is actually gonna make it possible to bridge those vast distances. this is a picture about how both interested in everything from the alternate mystery or to the bottom of the ocean, and the need of the use of electricity and human ingenuity to spend those differences and bring us all in the conversation. i can't think of a better way to leave this exhibition that has a meditation to what it means to take care of this planet, to take care of each other, and to find that joy and curiosity and everything that we do. >> -- you can view part one and all other american history tv programs on c-span .org slash history. we >> good evening this is ronald reagan present of the united states. i'm speaking to the peoples of

we'll luck, the labrador retriever got excited to see he powell slide down the snow snow hill so she slipper slope. she cut the funny moment on tape . jade's mom was staying at the bottom of the hill and could no stop laughing. she is fine and everybody laughed about it. >> the pandemic has separated a lot of us from our loved ones, so fthis calls for a little bit of covid creativity. this is of barbara and clive from leeds, england. they hadn't seen the grandkids since march, so these inflatablo bears, so they went over to the grandkids house, and they had the best six minutes of nine-month and gave the kids a big hug. it's a great way to end 2020 with family and hugs and a little celebration after. >> grandparents are just the best bird they always make lifet better. >> theyy come through. >> lisa, you're up there it can get a lot of people are taking christmas trees down right now or maybeir you did all night to -year-olds from connecticut, io nagy created a toggle device to keep your ornaments on the christmas tree, they've gone on things like qvc and home shopping network and ha

this hilarious moment when a girl gets pulled down by her dog, her dog lola had other plans, the labrador with her, pulling her down the slippery slope. jake's mom was at the bottom of the hill, could not stop laughing, jade is fine and everybody laughed. >> the pandemic has separated a lot of us from our loved ones so this calls for a little bit of covid-19 creativity so this is barbara and clive from leeds, england, haven't seen the grandkids since march, so these inflatable bears, they went over to the grandkids house and have -- gave their kids a big hug, great way to end 2020 with family and hugs. a little celebration. lawrence: grandparents always make life better. lisa, you're up. >> a lot of people taking their christmas trees down maybe you have already. ornaments fell off and broke. two 12-year-olds from connecticut, ion and nikki, created a toggle device to keep your ornament on the christmas tree. they've got on qvc and home shopping network and crushed it, made 250,$000, 10% local animal shelters and their website says they are saving christmas one ornament at a time. lawrenc

for now the labrador retrievers are living in a conservatory converted for the purpose by a dog trainer over a sound. kill spend the next 2 and a half years training them if they pass some initial tests. even at this age it's possible to identify whether a dog has the special characteristics needed for supporting people with disabilities. let's take a look together with european quba he 1st tests how relaxed and tolerant the puppy use a dog that remains calm is good for children with autism the it has the and we're going to test several different skills. we want to see which puppies are best suited as support dogs. so we're looking at which ones have the most potential. the potence. we can see the front paws are opened just hanging down relax. his. back legs are also relax that's right just hold him steady. obviously our tests have to be suitable for a puppy was i was very there's a difference between testing a puppy and an adult dog and test it with one of them tested it's funny now gently begin blowing into his face. a bit more ok. and now in short bursts. it's a very good idea so mov

what is he, a labrador? (laughing) so, should i meet him? you're not that adventurous. yes i am!nto that lake. i'll do it. let's all do it! i'm in. this is crazy! (laughing) you coming? seriously? it is way too comfortable in here. the all-new sienna. toyota. let's go places. t-mobile is upgrading its network at a record pace. the all-new sienna. we were the first to bring 5g nationwide. and now that sprint is a part of t-mobile we're turning up the speed. upgrading over a thousand towers a month with ultra capacity 5g. to bring speeds as fast as wifi to cities and towns across america. and we're adding more every week. coverage and speed. who says you can't have it all? >> trevor: welcome back to the daily social distancing show. one of the big rallying cries of the black lives matter movement has been defund the police. but what does that mean? well, a city in oregon has offered one vision for what it might look like. roy wood, jr. has more. >> in 2020 thousands of people marched in the streets trying to de fund the police which sounds scary, but what does it actually mean? >>

this is presumed to be labrador. ireland, one assumes, is just off outside of the picture on the right. that is the path of the transatlantic cable. if this ship has gotten itself trapped in the ice, frozen, unable to move, unable to convey its information, it is in the electromagnetics, whether it is overhead or channeled through that undersea cable that is actually going to make it possible to bridge those vast distances. this is a picture about humboldt's interest in everything from the outer atmosphere to the bottom of the oceans, and about the need for the use of electricity and human ingenuity in order to span those distances and bring us all into conversation. i cannot think of a better way to leave this exhibition than a meditation on what it means to take care of this planet, to take care of each other, and to find that humboldtian joy and curiosity in everything we do. >> you can learn more about the exhibit "alexander von humboldt and the united states: art, nature, and culture" at americanart.si.edu. and

while, a new fossil from china of a psitta-cosaurus is so well preserved that the opening that the labrador-sizedp, and reproduce is visible." or as the online publication "live science" put it: "the first preserved dinosaur butthole is 'perfect' and 'unique.'" unexpected phrasing, but a huge leap forward in dinosaur butthole positivity. the opening in question is the cloaca, common in reptiles and birds. experts say "most cloacas form a kind of slit. sometimes it's a vertical split, sometimes it's a smiley face, sometimes it's a sour face. but this thing has a v-shaped structure with a pair of nice flaring lips." and i'm upset to have read that out loud. and i am being informed that gwyneth paltrow has already released "this candle smells like a psitta-cosaurus' cloaca." when we come back, i'll tell you about the latest game that hollywood is buzzing about. stick around. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's. for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide

>>talk about you this overload these 8 week old labrador puppies are like for covered marshmallow soft and sweet. they're getting some play time at sonoma county airport in santa rosa before they're put on a plane for a flight to ohio we move our puppies to their volunteer across the country teach them come and socialize them until they're about a year and a half. canine companions is a national organization headquartered in santa rosa. the puppies will be trained to be service animals and donated to those who need them open and close doors and her not actually veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. what learning night near interruption. >>the pandemic shut down the ability to fly the pumps on commercial flights. that's when canine companions reached out to local private pilots. i meetings in ohio be there for a day or so. and any time i go on a trip i check in with the dispatcher for canine and take dogs whenever we the puppies are loaded onto this king air for the 5 and a half hour flight to how does it feel just as a pilot to be able do some like this. >>it's wonderful. >>we

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a big yellow labrador named , dave. dave was the love of our life. so we took them everywhere at , camp david. dogs are allowed everywhere at camp david. except, one day, help me, is it laurel, where we eat? karl: yep. dr. cheney: addict walked in -- dick walked in with dave. arney, the president's dog, kind of mean little scotty. is that fair? karl: i mean little bastard. he is to fight me all of the time. the sun that the president never had, barney. dr. cheney: barney was a troublesome dog but dave thought he was probably a squirrel. because he was kind of little. so he shot out after him. barney chased by dave is going around this table at high speed. the president walks in. he said, what is going on here? dick, knowing this probably wasn't a good thing to have dave chasing barney pulled a doughnut off the breakfast tray. said dave, come. he dave always came for food. he got dave out of there. and we went back to our lodging. and 10 minutes maybe, a fellow knocks on the door. he's in full dress uniform. he's the camp commander. he said sir, to di

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