>> i wish lola was that skilld. >> lola is a sheep herder. >> yes.s woman's stomach is all tied up in knotts -- in knots. she creates it with her body.>>. sometimes i do these things like putting together a sid spider w. >> we're going to be fair, accurate and ruthless. >> this is the aurora project. you ready? >> this is the aurora project. you ready? #e hambone! sally! 22! hut hut! tiki barber running a barber shop? yes!!! surprising. yes!!! what's not surprising? how much money david saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. who's next? >> you canny you can see a mang away at a lock, banging away, banging away, ban. >> well minnesota -- wow. >> i don't know why i can't say that, minnesota -- what the? i'm sorry. >> this woman's stomach is all tied up in knots look at this small stomach, and a knot around it in video a make-up artist shows how to create this illusion. >> well, love him or hate him, every year the super bowl commercials steal the show like this awkward one on justin bieber dances in a t-mob

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because well, lola can be a real five year old when she doesn't get her way. home. you gotta love it. and it's all thanks to my fantastic mortgage from navy federal... it's not called the mess hall for nothing. open to the armed forces, the dod and their families. navy federal credit union. a newt week, we reported partnership in the u.s. naval service center. now on the partnership and what it means for the navy. >> it is about informing the people of the possibilities behind these kind of partnerships. it is pretty easy. is where the boundaries and those partnerships aren't getting everyone convinced that it is ok. so really, it was a campaign of information and assurance that you can do this within the rounds. the congress is leaning forward, establishing a mechanism. >> of course, we heard quite a bit in terms of what this offers . it what does this offer to the navy? >> we have tremendous capacity that was built for a history of 125 years. we have a tremendous amount of capacity. to not lose that capability. we maintain those flexibilities. it buys the cost dow

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. >> that is a little lab they named lola. >> she cares not about that anymore. >> this puppy is 8 weeksmine? oh my gosh! >> this family bred their dog with another dog. that dog had a bunch of puppies and she wanted the one chocolate female lab they had. but the agreement the owner had was, whenever we have the puppies, we are keeping the chocolate lab. but when the owner called, they said, yeah. >> i'm about to improve your mood here. five yorkie pups trying to walk. >> their eyes aren't fully open but they are still trying to climb around each other. >> that is incredible. they are the cutest little puppies. >> i just want to rub my face in them. >> that's when you say, i'll have them all. it's adorbs. >>> daredevils are of a different breed. i will never understand them, but i will always watch their videos. and this viral video u.k. clip, you see this fellow in europe and he steps to the edge of the tower. >> he's above europe, let's be clear. >> i'll give you that pettigrew. put the arms out in front, let's go. >> whoa. >> wow! >> he somersaults through the air, pulls his chute. >>

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his name is lola. and he was not breathing. once firefighters get a hold of him, he does get the breath of life again. >> oh, that little burnt paw, that's so sad. >> this cat is taken on to a vet clinic. >> it's killing me. >> it's not killing the cat, the cat survived. >>> here we are in romania. this is a wild vet specialist. for six hour, he's looking for a stray dog. they are looking for that creature right there. >> oh, i'm here. >> they have to tranquilize the dog that runs a bit. then the dog has to catch up to where it's fallen. as you get closer, you will notice something. >> is that like a bucket without a bottom? >> no, it was a pipe. they say some guy thought it would be funny to put a plastic pipe around a small dog. but as the dog grew, the pipe began to cut off its circulation. right here they immediately cut this thing off the dog. but you could see the wounds that this dog has. >> yeah, so they tranquilize it so they can remove it and not have the dogfight them because that would cause further injury. >> the d

lola 0ni is one of the country's most senior sickle cell nurses.er, 0k? you combine those things together with the fact that the child has sickle cell disease, and that should be a trigger sufficient to say that that child needs attention. in a statement, the london ambulance service apologised for the delay in getting to kavele. the medical director added that over the last few years they had worked closely with the sickle cell society to improve care to patients. they regularly audit the care they provide, and sickle cell training is given to all their ambulance crews. it's like you're getting stabbed all over your body, and while you're getting stabbed, someone's pouring acid on you. kehinde is one of 15,000 people in britain living with sickle cell disease. it causes crippling pain, but kehinde claims he has had to wait hours in hospital for treatment. sickle cell patients can't be waiting in a cubicle for two plus hours, while under a sickle cell crisis episode, to get treated. jo howard is a sickle cell consultant. in a recent report she says

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. >> lola landekic is managing editor of a website called art of the title.n exhaustive reverse for anyone wanting to take a deep title sequence dive. >> it's a rob it hole. >> is it? >> yeah. you can spend your life studying this. >> good title sequence she says is all about mood. star wars gave us that once upon a time feel. while bond was pure intrigue. that iconic gun barrel was a design of maurice binder back in 1962, and it has stood the test of time. ♪ goldfinger ] >> designer robert brownjohn took to projecting titles on to models, and that, too, stuck. >> you have the gadgets, the guns and the girls. that's the trifecta. >> but if there's a patron saint of title designs most agree it would be saul bass. if you're a fan of otto preminger or alfred hitchcock you know his work. >> very abstract. it depend how you look at it. i would look at something like psycho and you could argue that it's ab tract or literal. because psycho is sliced up. >> what about "vertigo." >> the first few second of the film you feel dizzy. and you don't know what's happening.

lola is one of the country's most senior sickle cell nurses. together with the fact that the child has sickle cell disease and that should be a trigger sufficient to say that that child needs attention. in a statement, the ambulance service apologise for the delay in getting to the child. the medical director added that over the last few years they had worked closely with the sickle cell society to improve care to patients. they regularly ordered the care they provide and sickle cell training is given to all ambulance crews. provide and sickle cell training is given to all ambulance crewsm provide and sickle cell training is given to all ambulance crews. it is like being stabbed while someone is pouring acid on you. this man is one of 15,000 people in britain living with sickle cell disease. it causes crippling pain but he claims he has had to wait hours in hospital for treatment. waiting in a cubicle for two plus hours. jo howard is a sickle cell consultant. in a recent report she says that staff shortages mean that patients are not getting th

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lola 0ni is one of the country's most senior sickle cell nurses. conservatives are calling it a truly historic win. they took the seat from labour by more than 2000 votes. that is the first time a governing party has won a seat from another party in a by—election for some 35 years. i am absolutely delighted to be able to be here with the new member of parliament for copeland, trudie harrison, in millom. this is an astounding victory for the conservative party, but also, for the people of copeland. labour have held this seat since the 1930s. a party in government hasn't won a by—election from the opposition, a seat held by the opposition, for 35 years. and you know what? people were saying about this election, labour were saying, we're going to win it. experts were saying that labour would increase their majority. but all of you, the volunteers who went out there, day in and day out and campaign, you have made sure that that didn't happen, that this is truly a wonderful victory for the conservative party but also for the people of copeland. and what

. >>> lola is getting a history lesson through dress up. in celebration of black history month her mother has been dressing her up as an iconic black woman every day this month. she posts side by side photos on her twitter page. the pictures are getting thousands of likes and retweets. her teacher is using these pictures as a way to help the kindergartners learn more about the important black women in our history. >>> how about college basketball. gonzaga was dethroned. it was the first loss of the season. number 6 oregon squeaked out another winner to beat cal. warriors-nets. they didn't have kevin durant. not a problem. nice pick and roll. the dubs go up two. closing seconds, andre iguodala lose ball. he drops it. three ball plus the foul. warriors up 11 at the break. curry with the steal. steph glides in. curry blows by the nets. big man for the lay-up and the felony. nets lost 16 in a row. 21 of 22. the warriors are the quickest team in nba history to clinch a play you have a birth in the -- play off birth in the month of february. toni

we should all be thankful to him, to his wife lola and their children for his service. following his retirement from the navy after more than two decades of honorable service to our nation, ryan came back home to montana and he continued to serve again, this time in our state government. ryan ran for and won a seat in the state senate, and then as montana's sole representative in the united states house. for the past couple of years, ryan has been a strong supporter of conservationists, a responsible natural resource development, of lwcf, as well as increased recreational access to our public lands. you know, ryan grew up 30 minutes from glacier national park. i grew up about 60 minutes from yellowstone national park. we both understand the importance of our national parks, and ryan is intimately familiar with the vast jurisdiction of the department of interior because he's lived it. he's seen his own hometown suffer due to bad government policies that hurt rural communities like libby where the logging industry has been decimated, like malta, like coal strip, that depe

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however, not everyone was as fortunate as lola. in fact, some families are still trying to overcome the continuing destructive impact of the foreclosure crisis in nevada and across this country. in the depths of the great recession, lola's predicament was not unique. nevada was ground zero for the housing crisis. properties -- property values plummeted. for sale signs lined the streets. foreclosure notices hung on doors thriewlt throughout the statistic -- throughout the state. thousands of families lives lived in constant fear of losing their homes. in 2008, nevada had the liest foreclosure rate in the nation with more than 77,000 homes getting a notice at the door saying they were at risk for eviction. we led the nation in the terms of foreclosure rate for 62 straight months during the recession. things got so bad that by 2010, nearly 70% of nevada homeowners were under water on their homes, meaning that they owed more on their mortgages than the current values of their property. as nevada's attorney general, i fought the big ban