our city department heads including our city administrator car men chiu and our librarian michael lambert. and, let me tell you, michael has not only been running this library, he and so many of our librarians and the people who work for the library here in san francisco, they more than almost any other department have been working as disaster service workers to help address this pandemic. they've been down at covid command at mascone center showing up every day doing whatever it takes. organization. going out to our hotels where we are helping to support our homeless residents. going out to the community hubs to help support our kids. preparing virtual lesson plans and reading time. i did a reading time for kids during this pandemic as well virtually, of course. doing so many incredible things to help get our city going during a very challenging time. i know many of us, we wish we didn't have to go through this this past year, but what we should look at is the sacrifices we made and where we are now today. san francisco has vaccinated about 60% of the residents here in the city, more tha

carley: not a bad replacement there with miranda lambert. but mrs.dedicated doula. we're not sure if her sister had the baby yet but if she did, congratulations to the family. todd: somebody took six weeks to get really sarcastic. carley: it was a great award show overall, a lot of fun moments. jillian: i don't get into the shows anymore. carley: you and many other people. this one, very short acceptance speeches and it was packed with a lot of performances. jillian: carley, thank you. todd: next year artist of the year, carley shimkus. carley: i heard you gave me an award. todd: the daily mail reported prince harry could stay in the u.k. until after the queen's birthday on wednesday, after reportedly going on a walk with his father, prince charles. first time i've actually ever reported someone going on a walk with their dad. it was the first face-to-face meeting between them since harry left the u.k. with his wife, meghan markle. prince harry and his brother were seen talking after the funeral on saturday. jillian: looks like matthew mcconaughey ma

after making a tourniquet and giving himself morphine, lambert got to work.ning machine gunfire from the bluffs, he saved more than a dozen men wounded on the beach, carrying them to cover behind an 8 by 4 block of concrete which today bears a plaque that reads ray's rock. he was reluctant t to talk abou his experience that day. in 2019, he wrote a book titled "every man a hero" and was recognized during a ceremony in normandy marking the 75th anniversary of d-day. >> being a soldier is one of the best and greatest things that we can possibly do. being a soldier, you can protect people you love. >> ray lambert, an american hero of one of the most important days in human history, died last friday surrounded by his family at home in seven lakes, north carolina. he was 100 years old. whoa, susan! ohhh... i'm looking for coupon codes. well, capital one shopping instantly searches for available coupon codes and automatically applies them. it's called shopping smart... not hard. but i don't have a capital one card. you should get one! but you don't need it for this

chris lambert has become an expert on the disappearance of the cal poly college student who vanishedher way home from a party back in 1996. while producing an eight episode podcast he has also developed a friendship with their family. he says the news brings up a mix of emotions for those who love this young women. >> it is great news because it is such a relief that they finally did it. but it's also very emotional. it is confirmation once again that their daughter is gone and not coming back. >> the zen of espoo police department arrested a man, one day the several into before. his father was also arrested on accessory to murder in both of their homes were searched again. >> forensic physical evidence was located and we believe it is linked to kristin. and we did find physical evidence at at least two homes. >> reporter: although the sheriff wouldn't say exactly what evidence was found, he was clear that the most important piece of the case, was still missing. >> we have not recovered kristin but we have committed to them that we will not stop until kristin has been recovered. no m

emotional miranda lambert shows her first live performance in more than a year.lambert posting this video online with the caption, love you all. the house that built me. keep talking about. >> you been talking about this for a year now. >> i need the baby to let me go. not a fan of me going to that. >> >> the would be thieves left next. >> president biden expected to relax a mask rules today. doctor janette nesheiwat joins us live after this. an annuity can help cover essential expenses in retirement. have the right financial professional show you how... this is what an annuity can do. - [announcer] welcome to intelligent indoor grilling professional show you how... with the ninja foodi smart xl grill. just pick your protein, select your doneness, and let the grill monitor your food. it also turns into an air fryer. bring outdoor grilling flavors indoors with the grill that grills for you. when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people

she left the awards show last minute and miranda lambert filled in.ing to be a dedicated doula so congratulations to that family if the baby did in fact come last night. jillian: carley, thank you. still to come, new york city's ems union chief is blaming anarchists for targeting emts and paramedics, he joins us live, next. still lots of room. just more to view. still the big move. just more moving. still singing. just more in tune. still hard to find a spot. just easier to park. still the gangs all here. just less “are we there yet?” the chevy family of suvs. making life's journey just better. ♪♪♪ wanna help kids get their homework done? making life's journey well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they nee

lambert relied on donations, not advertising, and the sheriff acknowledged lambert's participation as they announced the arrest. >> secretary took questions from san jose's mayor as part of the silicon valley leadership group's master summit. pete buttiegieg himself a former mayor talked about how historically some past transportation projects have been discriminatory against minority neighborhoods. >> reverse some harms of the past with dedicated funds to look at communities that were divided often with federal dollars and reconnect them. >> reporter: buttigieg and sam la card owe discussed electric cars and making improvements to the airport. >>> now to the price of making in the bay after 20 years of planning, some luxury homes are on sale in yerba buena island. the community has a 10,000 square foot amenities club, 5 miles of hiking trails. in fact, most of yerba buena island -- the homes range from condos to custom estates. not cheap. they price starts at $800,000 for a studio, and they go up from there into the millions. >> up next, it's nearly 200 feet tall and making quite a s

our city department heads including our city administrator car men chiu and our librarian michael lambert. and, let me tell you, michael has not only been running this library, he and so many of our librarians and the people who work for the library here in san francisco, they more than almost any other department have been working as disaster service workers to help address this pandemic. they've been down at covid command at mascone center showing up every day doing whatever it takes. organization. going out to our hotels where we are helping to support our homeless residents. going out to the community hubs to help support our kids. preparing virtual lesson plans and reading time. i did a reading time for kids during this pandemic as well virtually, of course. doing so many incredible things to help get our city going during a very challenging time. i know many of us, we wish we didn't have to go through this this past year, but what we should look at is the sacrifices we made and where we are now today. san francisco has vaccinated about 60% of the residents here in the city, more tha

our city department heads including our city administrator car men chiu and our librarian michael lambertl has not only been running this library, he and so many of our librarians and the people who work for the library here in san francisco, they more than almost any other department have been working as disaster service workers to help address this pandemic. they've been down at covid command at mascone center showing up every day doing whatever it takes. organization. going out to our hotels where we are helping to support our homeless residents. going out to the community hubs to help support our kids. preparing virtual lesson plans and reading time. i did a reading time for kids during this pandemic as well virtually, of course. doing so many incredible things to help get our city going during a very challenging time. i know many of us, we wish we didn't have to go through this this past year, but what we should look at is the sacrifices we made and where we are now today. san francisco has vaccinated about 60% of the residents here in the city, more than the state and national avera

and this morning, we salute american hero ray lambert a special tribute the d-day survivor who died at the age of 100. fox and friends starts right now. good morning you're waving fox and friends first i'm carly in for todd piro we have a lot to get to so let's get to the fox news alert a minnesota suburban turning into war zone after black lives matter protest turn violent overnight. the national guard now on the growngsd and a curfew is in effect. >> jackie ibanez has the latest. >> all started with a traffic stop yesterday afternoon officers in brooklyn center minnesota said they try to bring a man into custody after learning he had outstangsding warrant. suspect tried to get back in his vehicle and was shot by the officer doing the stop. the man was still a toibl drive off but soon crashed into another car. he was declared dead at the scene. it wasn't long before crowds started to form, people claiming to be the suspect's relatives identified him as 20-year-old dante wright and confronted police demanding answers before throwing breaks at cars and jumping on police cruisers tension

. >> chris lambert made a detour from his career as a singer songwriter and recording engineer 3 years ago to create a podcast about the 1996 disappearance of cal poly freshman. kristen smart. police say this shy podcast or was influential in helping to arrest a longtime suspect police credit lambert for helping to bring forward witnesses that led this week to the rest of paul for us and his father, those arrests propelled his podcast, your own backyard to number 2 on the pod casting charts. all right. now to our 4 zone forecast. we're looking live over the bay bridge toll plaza and we're checking in our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow because it's friday night and people are starting to think about what they're doing tomorrow. yeah. what to wear yeah. moving about. and the nice to see more traffic out there certainly takes a little longer to get in. but i see things getting back a little toward normal anyway. and so he's going with forecast. you head to the monterey bay, you'll find some patchy fog in the morning. little sunshine in carmel valley by the afternoon temperatures ther

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he credited the podcast of chris lambert for helping to find new information. >> asked in the smart has said it is a puzzle. the puzzle, we are assembling the puzzle and imagine if you have ever built the puzzle and found missing pieces how frustrating that is because you are looking for the one piece and found out there is three pieces that somebody has taken out the puzzle and not put it back. >> reporter: his aunt said this about kristin smart. >> he liked her and doesn't know what happened to her. >> reporter: neighbors are used to seeing law enforcement at his home. activity is picked up over the last few days with undercover officers circling the block. >> i am amazed how long it has been going on. >> reporter: the sheriff told reporters at a briefing where it all started that he has talked twice today to the smart family. >> i have spoken to the smart family numerous times including this morning. as a matter of fact twice today. i think they are feeling a bit of relief. but as you can imagine until we return kristin to them it is not over. >> kristin smart was legally declared de

we know that librarian lambert wrote in terms. does it relate to how natural light illuminates the light in that room. >> i actually don't believe it will impact anyone's experience in the room. you know, my basis is 40 years in architecture and construction management. and i do want to acknowledge the concern of the neighbors and we really value it when neighbors value our library so highly. so i do acknowledge their concern, but i do feel comfortable that the experience will remain very much the same way. >> thank you, i have no further questions. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor stefani. and, thank you, to the planning department as well as our library. i appreciate you and our city attorney >> thank you, president walton. >> president walton: now, we are going to hear from the project sponsor and you will have 10 minutes to present and i believe jane cook, ryan patterson or olivia penitive. >> yes. i'd like to share my screen if possible. >> all right. staff has made you a presenter, so please feel free to organize.

host: lambert is calling from brooklyn, new york, good morning. caller: i have been listening to the conversation and i am very intrigued. i am concerned, i have heard many times that the union, not the police, the union fighting for the police, the police operate under laws that they execute their duty by. they are dictated by the court, made by the state and the court determines how they interpret.

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miranda lambert filled in for crist stapleton's wife for the performance of maggie's song.9. one lieutenant and two sergeants from one new mexico police department albuquerque that is all resigning from the millimeter response team in recent days. exodus follows the response to counter protest earlier this month. did not feel supported. the man who leads that team the head of the albuquerque police organization joins us now. thank you for joining us. i appreciate it do you understand why the 19 have resigned from this unit? >> oh, yes. 100 percent. these officers, this is an extracurricular activity for them. who wants to sign up to be at the sphere of the biggest most volatile political football in the country. they there is a lack of trust with our administration, they were not supported. just a year ago we were on "fox & friends" describing the chaos that happened with our unit stood down as criminals violently took down a statue where one person was shot. so we were chastised for not getting involved then. and now we have an individual that is being removed from this co

our city department heads including our city administrator car men chiu and our librarian michael lambert. and, let me tell you, michael has not only been running this library, he and so many of our librarians and the people who work for the library here in san francisco, they more than almost any other department have been working as disaster service workers to help address this pandemic. they've been down at covid command at mascone center showing up every day doing whatever it takes. organization. going out to our hotels where we are helping to support our homeless residents. going out to the community hubs to help support our kids. preparing virtual lesson plans and reading time. i did a reading time for kids during this pandemic as well virtually, of course. doing so many incredible things to help get our city going during a very challenging time. i know many of us, we wish we didn't have to go through this this past year, but what we should look at is the sacrifices we made and where we are now today. san francisco has vaccinated about 60% of the residents here in the city, more tha

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our city department heads including our city administrator car men chiu and our librarian michael lambert. and, let me tell you, michael has not only been running this library, he and so many of our librarians and the people who work for the library here in san francisco, they more than almost any other department have been working as disaster service workers to help address this pandemic. they've been down at covid command at mascone center showing up every day doing whatever it takes. organization. going out to our hotels where we are helping to support our homeless residents. going out to the community hubs to help support our kids. preparing virtual lesson plans and reading time. i did a reading time for kids during this pandemic as well virtually, of course. doing so many incredible things to help get our city going during a very challenging time. i know many of us, we wish we didn't have to go through this this past year, but what we should look at is the sacrifices we made and where we are now today. san francisco has vaccinated about 60% of the residents here in the city, more tha

todd: after a year without concerts miranda lambert shares her emotional return to the live stage.

jillian: one final note this morning we salute world war ii vernerey lambert.0. >> with his third purple heart and third silver star from omaha, ray, the free world salutes you. jillian: in a previous interview the army medic shared with me his harrowing stories of survival. >> and i locked to see if i could find any place that we could protect. >> saw the rock? >> saw the rock in the water. we got many patients behind that rock and saved them from being killed. jillian: ray, thank you for everything you have done for us, for your service. may you rest in piece. if you want to buy his book every day a hero. pass those stories on. ♪ >> protests erupting in brooklyn center, minnesota, after police officer shot and killed a black man during a traffic stop sunday afternoon. >> prepares to tackle president biden's massive infrastructure bill. >> it's not infrastructure. if donald trump had come out and called a dog a cat, which is what joe biden is doing, we would be outraged. >> a california teacher is caught on camera berating students. >> if your parent wants to

neil: what if he doesn't, hal lambert. i was thinking of the guy you used to work for , ted cruz.24. do you think he, too, would say all right, donald trump is running, i'm not. >> well i think he's going to be smart and wait to see where we are in a couple of years, because a lot of this depends on how the biden administration is doing at that time. if they raise corporate tax rates way high, and they raise the income tax on everybody in the economy is puterring and not doing well, and you don't have unemployment down to where it needs to be, i think there's a lot of people that are going to look at this race and want to challenge joe biden then, and so i think it really will depend on where biden is, but look, right now, as it stands today, if former president trump decided he was going to run for president, he'll be the nominee. i think i've talked to many many republicans a number of which do not like president trump, who also agree he be the nominee, so , i think that's where we stand. as far as contributions to him, that'll be interesting too. i think corporate america is go

our city department heads including our city administrator car men chiu and our librarian michael lambertly been running this library, he and so many of our librarians and the people who work for the library here in san francisco, they more than almost any other department have been working as disaster service workers to help address this pandemic. they've been down at covid command at mascone center showing up every day doing whatever it takes. organization. going out to our hotels where we are helping to support our homeless residents. going out to the community hubs to help support our kids. preparing virtual lesson plans and reading time. i did a reading time for kids during this pandemic as well virtually, of course. doing so many incredible things to help get our city going during a very challenging time. i know many of us, we wish we didn't have to go through this this past year, but what we should look at is the sacrifices we made and where we are now today. san francisco has vaccinated about 60% of the residents here in the city, more than the state and national average. and, ove

. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm drunk and i wanna go home ♪ >> and miranda lambert performed three times during the show.s, and mickey guiden the first black woman to host the award show. >> all right. cool stuff. >>> a historic flight on mars. nasa overnight launching the helicopter into the mars atmosphere. the first ever controlled flight of an aircraft on another planet! the helicopter landed on mars with a perseverance rover back in february. the first flight designed to test conditions in the atmosphere. how "ingenuity" performed, they're waiting. >> i don't want to go there. i don't want to ever go to space, actually. but i find it all so fascinating. >> i think if we can solve problems like that, there are a lot of problems we can solve here, too. >> yeah. thank you for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. >> new day with john berman and brianna keilar starts now. >>> on this new day, american cities on edge, bracing for a verdict in the derek chauvin trial, closing argument set to begin in just hours. >>> plus a new report on biden's efforts to vaccinate the entire country des

our city department heads including our city administrator car men chiu and our librarian michael lambert. and, let me tell you, michael has not only been running this library, he and so many of our librarians and the people who work for the library here in san francisco, they more than almost any other department have been working as disaster service workers to help address this pandemic. they've been down at covid command at mascone center showing up every day doing whatever it takes. organization. going out to our hotels where we are helping to support our homeless residents. going out to the community hubs to help support our kids. preparing virtual lesson plans and reading time. i did a reading time for kids during this pandemic as well virtually, of course. doing so many incredible things to help get our city going during a very challenging time. i know many of us, we wish we didn't have to go through this this past year, but what we should look at is the sacrifices we made and where we are now today. san francisco has vaccinated about 60% of the residents here in the city, more tha

and a passing of note, before we go tonight, sergeant ray lambert died this past friday night, at ageic was in the first wave that assaulted omaha beach on d-day. the then-23-year-old had already earned awards for valor, and was wounded twice, invading north africand sicily. all that before june 6, 1944, and the allied invasion to liberate europe. two years ago on the 75th anniversary of d-day, he spoke with our malcolm brabant beside the concrete block where he saved many lives that fateful day, all while severely-wounded himself. it came to be called "ray's rock." ray: i had obligated myself for fighting world war ii and i felt if i was the right kind of husband and man and father that i would put my life on the lawn for my family. many times you hear people say well, i am willing to die for my country. they are not really saying that. what they are saying is they are willing to fight for their familes and their country. judy: the very best among us. we remember him tonight. and that's "the newshour" for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for

miranda lambert. randy rogers parker mccollum. post malone.z, jonas brothers, woody harrelson, jennifer garner, megan thee stallion, renee zellweger, popping by for appearances. it's hopefully going to be a a revival. >> jimmy: how are you not exhausted right now? >> i am exhausted! [ laughter ] i got bags under my -- i'm not getting much sleep putting this production together. i am thankful i've got some great people helping me out. but we are -- we're up against it, know what i mean you put these benefits together, it has to be a timely fashion, but you also want to put on a good show so, we're working our tails off, and i got a lot of people that aren't getting any sleep either so i can't gripe about it >> jimmy: people can see it on your brand-new youtube channel congrats on that i think it's like throwing -- you're putting together woodstock. which is kind of amazing except this is a benefit woodstock. >> it's all going to go to helping out -- all the donations, everyone will be able to donate on the screen the donate button will be on th

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our city department heads including our city administrator car men chiu and our librarian michael lambertot only been running this library, he and so many of our librarians and the people who work for the library here in san francisco, they more than almost any other department have been working as disaster service workers to help address this pandemic. they've been down at covid command at mascone center showing up every day doing whatever it takes. organization. going out to our hotels where we are helping to support our homeless residents. going out to the community hubs to help support our kids. preparing virtual lesson plans and reading time. i did a reading time for kids during this pandemic as well virtually, of course. doing so many incredible things to help get our city going during a very challenging time. i know many of us, we wish we didn't have to go through this this past year, but what we should look at is the sacrifices we made and where we are now today. san francisco has vaccinated about 60% of the residents here in the city, more than the state and national average. and

i don't think i have him on the call, but i want to really celebrate our city librarian, michael lambert, and maria su. we've been on the phone all year long, talking about how we can support children, youth, and their families. we are partnering with sfusd this summer, who is opening up a number of their facilities, and we are leveraging that by also identifying other community centers and private commercial spaces in an effort mostly led by dcyf to provide in-person learning for up to 17,000 students. rec and park comes in with some of our traditional work, augmented by some trick lum support, where we will be offering up to 3,000 students summer camp opportunities and learning opportunities, and i want to be clear, we are prioritizing all sfusd students, and all sfusd students will have the opportunity to attend the program this summer. in addition, there are some more unique and boutique opportunities to reach students with personal support. as maria, who -- so i will refer to her as my partner in good. as maria likes to say, we are all in. dcyf, rec park, school district, library, e

and this morning, we salute world war ii vernerey lambert.ith me his harrowing stories of survival. lambert died from cancer and congested heart failure. first we thank him for his service. second ray is one of many from that generation who spent a lifetime not wanting to talk about what happened on that day. only until the last few years he wanted to talk about it because he said he realized there were so few men left who could. and that's why he wrote a book every man a hero. he signed a copy for me and i cherish this and i think it's important to pass down their stories to the next generation. brian: it was important you covered it. thanks, jillian. appreciate it. steve: what a story it is. a century of service. thank you, jillian. coming up on this monday, still no sign of action from the white house on the crisis on the border. but the attorney general of arizona is spearheading the legal fight against the administration and he is here live with a major announcement. put down that remote. we'll be right back. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds fl

our city department heads including our city administrator car men chiu and our librarian michael lambert. and, let me tell you, michael has not only been running this library, he and so many of our librarians and the people who work for the library here in san francisco, they more than almost any other department have been working as disaster service workers to help address this pandemic. they've been down at covid command at mascone center showing up every day doing whatever it takes. organization. going out to our hotels where we are helping to support our homeless residents. going out to the community hubs to help support our kids. preparing virtual lesson plans and reading time. i did a reading time for kids during this pandemic as well virtually, of course. doing so many incredible things to help get our city going during a very challenging time. i know many of us, we wish we didn't have to go through this this past year, but what we should look at is the sacrifices we made and where we are now today. san francisco has vaccinated about 60% of the residents here in the city, more tha

kenny chesney, eric church, elle king, ashley mcbryde, but something with her, too, miranda lambert,d, too. chris young. the performance will take place across the famous venues that you know, the grand ol' opry house, the historic ryman auditorium, and of course the bluebird convention yay. i can't get over the list, though. it's a list -- dan and shay -- brian hurt morris' husband. >> that's right. >> you can watch it -- sunday, ap l 18th, >>> good morning. it's 8:25. senator padilla will visit the fema vaccination site. he wants the federal government to keep running the site for several more weeks. fema plans to pull out sunday. >>> tomorrow san francisco school board is expected to reverse earlier vote to rename dozens of schools. the board wants to avoid litigation after a civil lawsuit claimed the original decision violated the brown act. >>> a long time seafood restaurant is reopening in san francisco's financial district. it's been shut down since july last year due to the pandemic. now it's opening at 50% capacity. >>> as we look at the roadways now, a live look at the bay

i don't think i have him on the call, but i want to really celebrate our city librarian, michael lambert, and maria su. we've been on the phone all year long, talking about how we can support children, youth, and their families. we are partnering with sfusd this summer, who is opening up a number of their facilities, and we are leveraging that by also identifying other community centers and private commercial spaces in an effort mostly led by dcyf to provide in-person learning for up to 17,000 students. rec and park comes in with some of our traditional work, augmented by some trick lum support, where we will be offering up to 3,000 students summer camp opportunities and learning opportunities, and i want to be clear, we are prioritizing all sfusd students, and all sfusd students will have the opportunity to attend the program this summer. in addition, there are some more unique and boutique opportunities to reach students with personal support. as maria, who -- so i will refer to her as my partner in good. as maria likes to say, we are all in. dcyf, rec park, school district, library, e

host: lambert is coming from brooklyn, new york, good morning -- coley from-- calling from brooklyn,d morning. caller: i am concerned, i have heard many times that the union, not the police, the union fighting for the police, the police operate under laws that they execute their duty by. they are dictated by the court, made by the state and the court determines how they interpret. how does the union come into the picture in terms of the law? in the union normally deals with pay, benefits. how do they defend the police on violation of the law? guest: what i would have to say is the issues with the unions, they are supposed to represent paying members. in a lot of instances, they do not adequately represent the interest and concerns of officers of color who are also paying members. they have gotten political strength, should they be curtailed? probably. host: kathleen from new york, morning. caller: good morning. mr. wilson, i would like to say a few things and ask some. when i was a little girl, i used to see kkk on the news a lot. when the years went by, it is like what happened to t

let's speak now to bill lambert from the kennel club, and to sean and lucy norwood from the organisationaren't necessarily for everybody-— greening so they aren't necessarily for eve bod . ., ,., ., for everybody. there are some larger breed dos for everybody. there are some larger breed dogs which _ for everybody. there are some larger breed dogs which are _ for everybody. there are some larger breed dogs which are also _ for everybody. there are some larger breed dogs which are also large - for everybody. there are some larger breed dogs which are also large and i breed dogs which are also large and also require a lot of space and time, and yet those numbers are rising. is there a pattern to what falls out of favour and what becomes more popular? irate falls out of favour and what becomes more pepuiar?_ more popular? we think a lot of it is down to — more popular? we think a lot of it is down to seeing _ more popular? we think a lot of it is down to seeing dogs _ more popular? we think a lot of it is down to seeing dogs in - more popular? we think a lot of it is down to seeing dogs in