now we have a tropical development near madagascar and that's posing threat for flooding there as well. i want to first show off -- start off with pictures coming from these areas. severe floods have an impact to the southeastern african country forcing thousands from their homes. based on reports at least 79 people have died in floods over the past several weeks and 170,000 have been displaced. a state of emergency has been issued and foreign aid has been arriving in the form of emergency containing basic survival gear but the conditions are far from ideal. unicef said 350,000 children are in desperate need and at risk of diseases caused by stagnant water. unfortunately the tropical development could become a tropical storm as it makes it's way toward madagascar. so the western flank of this island will be under the threat of floods but as you can see it's sultill surging a lot of the moisture and that's likely to continue again, with strong gusts as well. so the situation could get worse. now here across japan, the low pressure system responsible for the light snow across central tok

this is a special and where periwinkle that grows only in madagascar are. it is given us important chemotherapeutic drugs. it is also a decimating conservation story. this plant was found only in madagascar and in order to safeguard this, we also had to learn how to care for these plants. the process of plant person -- plant conservation has a dual purpose. another fascinating plant in this bed is this tree. for those who like gin and comic, this plant brings you the tonic. it's important in history for being the first well functioning antimalarial medicine. it comes from south america specifically ecuador. the local people knew the bark of this plant could be used to create a potent anti-fever compound. colonials are interested in looking for anti-fevers. this plant has an important history in that it was adopted colonial powers like the british and the dutch and then they learned how to grow this plant implantations halfway around the world to provide medicines for their folks. there are many other antimalarial drugs that exist today. quinine is still use

here's madagascar and there's that tropical disturbance that is spinning around. it is expected to become a little bit stronger as we progress throughout the day, friday into saturday. but, as it moves down toward the south, it is going to also pick up a lot of moisture. this is going to be a big rain system. that's the concern here. up to 200 millimeters of rainfall just in the next couple of days. along the west coast of madagascar, and then as it continues to move down toward the south still bringing in that moisture so make sure that you are aware of the weather situation, because this is going to be a big rain producer. speaking of rain we're going to go up to europe now, where we have been talking about a low pressure system that is starting to actually lose a little bit of that spinning characteristic in terms of the circulation. now becoming more elongated in the process. that is indicated by an occluded front, an area where air is running into each other. and so that's going to be an area of some very unstable weather. we're looking at possibility of some

the plant is found only in madagascar. to safeguard this great therapeutic against the horrible disease of cancer, we've also had to learn how to preserve and cap for these plants -- care for these plants. the process of plant preservation has a dual purpose. we present ourselves sometimes by preserving plants. another fascinating plant in this bed is this trade. -- is this tree. this is quinine. for those who enjoyed gin and tonic, it brings the atomic. it is even more important in history for bringing the last being the first functional antimalarialc medication for the local people in ecuador could be used to create a potent compound. colonial's, especially the british were interested in these two combat issues they were having in different parts of the world such as south asia, with malaria issues. this plant has a very important history. it was adopted by colonial powers like the british and dutch. they learn how to grow this in plantations halfway around the world to provide medicine for their folks to safeguard them

the plant is found only in madagascar. in order to save hard this great therapeutic against the horrible disease of cancer, we have had to live how to preserve and care -- learn and preserve the plant for cancer. another really fascinating plant in this set is this tree. so for those who like gin and tonic, this plant rings you the tonic. certainly important from a recreational perspective. it is even more important in history for being the first very well functioning anti-malaria medicine. it comes from ecuador. the local peoples knew the park could be used to create a potent anti-fever compound. colonial, especially the british were interested in looking for them, especially the combat issues that they were having in different parts of the world such as south asia with malaria issues. this plant has a very important history and that it was adopted by colonial powers like the british and dutch and learned how to grow this halfway around the world in order to provide medicine for the phone to safeguard them against the rav

if it's range where you are right now spare a thought for the poor people of madagascar. it's not just raining there, it is really, really bucketing down. here to tell us more, our meteorologist. >> spot-on. we have the potential for catastrophic flooding over the next few days. look at that swirl of cloud in the mozambique channel. it has been raining here for weeks and we are going to see heavy rain, but the potential for a tropical cyclone to come through over the next couple of days. it has really been bucketing down in the southwest of the country, 26 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. on monday, we saw 112 millimeters of rain. further north we saw 400 millimeters of rain. across the western coast of madagascar in the course of only four days, that is over a month's worth in only four days. we have saturated ground and here we go with our developing system. it looks likely to develop into a tropical cyclone as we go saturday into sunday. winds could gust to 100 kilometers per hour, very, very heavy rain. could see similar rainfall to that so certainly a potential of 50

let's take a check on the weather now with everton and everton flooding in the lovely country of madagascarl us more. >> huge amounts of rainfall over the last weeks and it has intensified and potential for catastrophic flooding over the next few days and this is the picture and massive cloud swirling on mosambeeke and could be a tropical cyclone and if it doesn't we will see heavy rainfall and we have seen rain in the west and 26 millimeters into the early hours of thursday. further north we are seeing 400 millimeters of rain in the last four days alone and a month's worth in only four days and here is the kick more wet weather coming in across a good part of madagascar over the next few days particularly on the west side of the country and you see a deep circulation of low pressure bringing the wet weather in and will continue to do so and through saturday and going into sunday as well it does sink further south because the rain will weaken somewhat but you can see there is plenty more rain to come over the next few days and the long line of wet weather this goes along madagascar through

heavy rain for madagascar at the moment. we see a massive cloud over madagascar. it's been swirling away for a couple of weeks. look how the thunder headser upt. signs in the sky. we have had reports of a drought on. extending across a good part of the country, the west of the country. 126mm of rain in 24 hours. there's more to come over the next few days. take a look at friday's picture. circulation is in place. more downpours. as we go on through friday into saturday. going on into saturday. we can see little difference in conditions. sheltered by the mountains, still a little dry. you can follow the showers. more big downpours right across into the gulf of guinea. sun is making it further north. it's heading back into the southern parts of the west here. you know what further north it is fine and dry. there's a few showers, martine, for the north-west of africa >>> everton, thank you very much. readers are gathering far and wide. they are celebrating international literature and it reflets the reading tradition. >> reporter: they come for the love of books. nor

the penguins of madagascar did not bring much cheer. they took a $57 million hit after disappointing box office revenue. it has reported a quarterly loss of almost $250 million that includes 500 job losses. an unexpected cartel has been discovered in the dairy industry. france is investigating claims that players in the industry conspired to rig the prices of products. >> and unassuming french restaurant. it is here that over the six years dairy product giants worked together to rig prices. the allegations include your play -- yoplait. a newspaper has outlined how these companies collectively agreed on prices for their yogurt and desserts. the aim, to coordinate prices and share profits. those involved went to great lengths to cover their tracks changing the locations of their meet ups and using mobile phones registered in their partner's names. >> each tries to attract the most consumers. when they are in cahoots, prices are kept high and services not improved. >> it was flagged in 2011 when a member yoplait blew the whistle. they are

if you're feeling little more bitter the san francisco zoo will let you adopt a madagascar hissing cockroach. you can dedicate it to an ex if you so choose. one company dirty rotten flowers lets you sends bouquet of dead roses and even a tattered teddy bear to somebody. i don't know. >> next level, come on, orbiter? >> did they have to go there? >> one thing to next say i don't like them any more, but dead flowers and entire teddy snare. >> share the love, share the love. >> we'll get back to you. thanks so much. >> well, coming up after a short break, trafficic and weather together. we do it on the three, a together, traffic and weather together together. >> no dead roasts around here. we'll be right back. >> just past 4:53. very nice, calm outside serene, no major problems, not even at 5:00 a.m. and usually at this time we don't have any major problems. looking first at 476 here not too far away from the schuylkill expressway headed to and from 76, the mid-county toll plaza 95, things are a breeze. same things goes for the area bridges traveling the ben talcony, commodore barry betsy ross,

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box office for penguins of madagascar and restructuring cost.der than expected and revenues also missed forecasts. they cut the production schedule to two films a year starting in 2016. it has one movie slated this year out in march. it fell 3% in after hours and it's down 3% today. back over to you. >> thank you very much. now going to bring you flashes coming out of china. china's cabinet is ready to step up fiscal policy support for the economy. the state council said that will include construction of large water projects expand tax relief to small firms and step up fiscal support to economic growth. monetary policy has been the main tool to simulate the economy fiscal policy. it will be following suit soon. before we head to break let's remind you of the main headlines. the federally is short lived. u. sflt futures point lower a day after the s&p and dow hit record highs. ukraine will not run out of money the country's finance minister tells cnbc in an exclusive interviews. but hp and dreamworks weigh on shares after hours. noise ♪ credit be

address, it look at a list of the ten poorest countries on earth, the citizens of congo, burundi and madagascar would have blown up the globe ten times over, but they don't have the binding tie of islam that radicalizes some and morphs into justified genocide for bad apples. middle east has poverty and money and tribalism, perhaps these inherent flaws in systems interface with the minority of radicals that terrorize the globe with stolen oil and body parts. if the president wants to impose free elections and constitutions and non-sharia judiciaryies, he'll have to level and reboot the entire region. you think war is expensive? wait until we're providing social services for every country isis has buggered as a belated apology. the president has no shortage of sycophants, apologists and of course, believers. david axelrod, the president's former fluffer is lobbing bombs to move units because he knows he'll never be employed again in d.c. it's not his blatant hatred for hillary, assuming she's a two-termer, hold, please. i'm okay. no, axelrod is certifiably nuts. he had the man oysters to complain

if you look at 10 poorest countries on earth, you look a burundi, madagascar, zimbabwe where the gdps $400. these are places where poverty has grown and spread but islam has not necessarily. so poverty is not an important element of radical islam. so you can, you can put that notion to the side. the other thing, his speech was filled with economic redistribution international economic redistribution which goes to nation-building. if you're looking for places, he is talking about constitutions and democracies. >> right. >> and freedom of religion. those are things that he wantings to impose he promise, when he campaigned in 2008 and throughout that he would never going to nation build. >> turning the middle east into one big, kirsten, welfare state basically what he is saying would fix the problem. that is how i read it. i agree with harris. it was like a academic paper. i want to ask you, why is the president focusing on onus being on us to right those grievances? why isn't he focusing on fact islam and radical islamic leaders are cutting off heads of christians? >> well i just heard

a quarter that is mostly because of the penguins of madagascar movie.ie. $200 million. shares up around 5% did steven spielberg cast of over 5 million shares. fighting the hand that feeds them. towing make donald under the bus. lebron's was courted by the media saying he did not get serious about his health and training until he ditched big macs. he backtracked and said he still has one mcmuffin a day. orange is the new black. purely similar to the old logo. those with a really good i could spot the difference of older fonts. i don't know. i wonder what they paid for that change. victoria's secret having a hard time getting their angels to stick around. they are not getting paid enough to wear those wings. older contracts reportedly worth millions. it is chump change. why would you even get out of that for that? $100,000. >> oh, my gosh. that is horrible. i don't get out of bed for less than 100,000. twenty-two years old. she wants to go back to school. she is doing an independent program. she wants to focus on her hobbies outside of modeling, which is

but definitely inspired by a group such as al-qaeda and it also the" in the arabian "penguins of madagascar think underlying this is a desire of groups like islamic state, a real change in strategy to try to drive a wedge in the west between muslims and between western -- normal western society and trying to force them to take sides. the danger after something like this, it affects the debate around free speech and drives activists, right-wing groups who think they are protecting their culture and playing into what these jihadist groups want whether or not they have been directly involved. as we tend to find there are often some linkages we can trace-back to syria and countries, the theaters of jihad and sometimes less than one would expect and more of a self-motivated persons. it's a huge range of threats for security to deal with. >> in scanned navy i can't is known as a tolerant quite liberal, quitefree nation? >> now whether that's part of the strategy on behalf -- well maybe a lone actor, whether it's just the fact this is seen as a very legitimate act of revenge against someone who ha

unfortunately, in the united states it trails behind tunisia and madagascar.ave to do two things to convince more americans to vaccinate. one is you have to calm their fears about autism that still lingers. it's not true but it is a worry here. the other issue is somehow people think it's unnatural or even poisonous to put vaccines in your body. a small number do. and there they have to understand the same things that are out in the world, measles, the flu, these are things we use small bits of to build munt. >> what about the numbers? they're shocking. we're talking about 250,000 cases of measles last year. half of those were fatal. so what do people need to do to guard themselves and their family against contracting this disease? >> well worldwide, measles is still a major problem. and if you have other illnesses, if your child is malnourished measles can really be fatal. that's how we get these high numbers. what you have to do is first and foremost make the vaccine affordable. it's getting into countries. it's not everywhere. we need though drive the price

>> is with violence destruction and refugees still into their countries, a torrential rain in madagascar'sapital that killed 14 people. up to 24,000 people were forced to leave after heavy rains last week. the city was originally built on higher ground but the expanding population has turned the low-lying surrounding areas into residential slums. protesters have held the biggest street march in nepal for years. 35,000 rally in catmandu. an alliance of 30 opposition parties led by maoists is demanding the constitution draft be passed by a national consensus. a fighting has recently intensified in northern myammar between the army and ethnic chinese. >> has forced tens of thousands to escape the region. >> the quiet town in northern shaun shaun state has grown in receipt weeks. fighting between the military and kokang fighters has displaced tens of thousands of people home to an ethnic minority of the same name. most of the violence has been around lao ka the capital of kokang. many fled to southern china. some have made the longer journey south, to laotia ending up in this monastery that of

you have found a very clever way you say nothing says i have moved on then adopting a charming madagascar cockroach. i love it. we let them know with this giant cockroach. >> absolutely, we wrote him a note saying this is from someone you love or someone used to love the vast majority have been sending them to people that are there current valentines. >> we have been surprised at how many people love bugs. some people say my boyfriend's nickname is roach, my girlfriend is a scorpio, can i send her a scorpion. so that has then a completely overwhelming response of all the people who love bugs. melissa: how much money have you raised? >> we have a year-round adoption animal program and all the money goes to money to care for the animals at the zoo. so we usually get maybe 200 hits a month, this time in february 40,000 heads and they say maybe i don't want to get something for my acts, maybe i want to give something for my current lover, so they go and get a penguin or with whatever they can. melissa: why not the xor everyone. tim, thank you so much. apple. how they are planning world domina

they may have eaten cheesy dibbles in the madagascar movie but don't expect penguins to crave anythingty or sweet. did you know penguins can't really taste much? neither did we. but now we do thanks to researchers at the university of michigan. yes, they did the work and figured out penguins don't have three of five different kinds of taste buds. that's right, they can't taste salty, sweet or the flavors that you pick up from meat. here's our dr. mike. >> why? it's lacking significant taste buds. now, if you go through evolution, it probably occurred for two reasons. one, when it's really, really cold, you can't taste anything anyway when you have taste buds and two, penguins eat their fish whole. they don't chew. they just swallow it down. bottom line, when you don't need taste buds because you swallow your fish whole, you're go together eventually get rid of them. >> dr. mike's explanation as usual makes perfect sense. >> ♪ >> but we still can't figure out why scientists decided to study something that seems so >> good morning everyone, it's 8:14. we're taking a look, of course, traf

seas around the arab peninsula and india before nato effort they were stretch to mosambeke and madagascarian ocean and red sea and the gulf and that is a large area and joining me is the regional manager for the horn of africa for the oceans beyond piracy joining us via skype from nairobi and thank you for your time and you speak to the pirates and what do you do are you essentially a hostage negotiator? >> good morning, stephanie, not per se no. i work for oceans beyond piracy and work for the u.n. for drugs and crimes counter piracy program. i talk to piracy and wear many hat where i look after the victims of piracy and you talked about the pirates but for many victims of this piracy effect who are held hostage by somali pirates and do our best to get some of those out. these are people not with insurance and not with ships and people held for a long time on land inside somalia. >> you have called these people forgotten hostages and are hostages that their own governments are not interested in paying ransome and how many of them are there? >> at the moment we have 30 hostages left. >> a

oportunidad, por el precio de 10 $, de ponerle el nombre a una criatura muy exÓtica que viene de madagascarespierta amÉrica. ♪ el amor es el alma de todos ♪ amar o morir ♪ ay de aquel que en la vida estÁ solo ♪ >> seguimos con despierta amÉrica. no se lo pierdan que va a estar buenÍsimo. seguimos con mÁs. >> y la voz de josÉ fernando. >> felicitaciones a johnny. >> le quiero dar las gracias a anna marie que nos mandÓ esta gran carta. muchÍsimas gracias. es como la mitad de mi cuerpo. ¿estÁn listo para el vÍdeo del dÍa? >> claro. >> no todos los animales que tenemos en casita se portan bien. vamos a ver que le hizo este gato a su dueÑo. el gato estÁ arriba de una mesa. juega con el control, lo tumba. y hay un vaso con una velita adentro. >> no, no, no! >> la mira... >> no me importa, no me importa. y la tumba. >> increÍble! me gusta ese gasto, porque tiene personalidad. >> como un niÑo. >> eso me recuerda a alguien. no, no, no! ( risas ) >> la verdad estÁ buenÍsimo. >> me encantan los gatitos. >> si usted de un vÍdeo en las redes sociales, mÁndenos el link a las redes sociales. >> mÁs adelan

it is so expensive because it is made with vanilla from madagascar, the world's most expensive saffronthey call it black diamond ice cream. one scoop of it will cost you $817. that hefty price you can keep the versace bowl it is served in and the spoon. >> it's really the bowl you are paying for, right? >> yeah, i think so. >> if you put it in an edible cup, it would only cost you 50 bucks top. >> can you ask for the to go bowl? >> it is. >> cut it in half. the scoopy cafe manager wants everyone to know they also offer regularly priced treats. >> in dubai, things are a little pricey there. >> yeah. >>> "the skinny" coming your way shortly. the scare for madonna on stage. it was -- she bounced back. >> hard to watch. >> hard to watch but she's okay. let's say that first of all. >>> major development about "50 shades of grey," a possible sequel. >> you called this one by the way. >>> and later, freezing to lose weight. would you pay good money for that to expose yourself to extreme cold to only drop a few pounds? >> walk outside. why do you have to pay for this? >> t.j. may have his own

. >> and tulear as you well know is the region of madagascar. >> seth: i did know that.ery. >> yeah, berbery. she has another dog named chanelle. >> seth: chanelle. oh, berbery. hello, berbery. hello. [ laughter ] that is a beautiful dog. now, is she always this well-behaved? >> yes. >> seth: okay, great. you're living up to the berbery name, berbery. and now what do we have over here. >> over here we have a wire haired vizsla. >> seth: okay. >> checking out the band. >> seth: he's looking at the keyboardist eli like eli owes him money. [ laughter ] >> a big piece of liver over there right? >> seth: and now so tell us about -- this is different than a regular vizsla. >> the regular vizsla don't have this coat. this wire coats or these furnishings up here. that comes from probably across years and years ago from when the german wire hair pointer, which gives him a little more substance than most vizslas. >> seth: this dog looks like sam elliott. [ laughter ] what's your dog's name? >> falco. >> seth: falco, that's a gorgeous dog. so nice to meet you falco. >> anton is her

it lets you name a madagascar hissing cockroach in honor of an ex. the zoo says thousands of people have taken advantage of the deal and it is still getting inquiries this year. each lucky recipient gets a colorful recipient with the picture of the cockroach and $10 goes to the wildlife conservation society. whoever thought of that genius marketing! >> yeah but wouldn't you want to step on it if you name it after your ex? >> hey, it's your roach. you can do whatever you want with it. >> governor terry mcauliffe is banking on a huge economic development in northern virginia. >> that's right. as mike conneen reports this evening, inova health is planning a multimillion dollar expansion of its campus with focus genomic science. >> genomic testing helped doctors help with a treatment plan for her son whose treatment is 1 in 1,000 in the world. >> that genomic science is at the heart of what's been billed as transformational and game changer for inova health. later this year inova will expand its footprint to the 116 acre exxon mobile campus across the ro

madagascar selects lemur! china ginkgo. botswana selects the zebra.e a trade, traded for the dodo bird. and mexico selects -- the avocado! >> great pick! that makes a ton of sense! rich soil. >> perfect weather. making avocados from mexico the ideal year around snack. >> avocados from mexico! >> charlie: everything an ad should do. >> great time for it. i think it will catch attention. >> charlie: when you see the quality and creativity high quality ads this year. >> yes, there are great high quality ads. mcdonald's released their first ad since 2008, so they're rejoining the super bowl and it sort of banks on their coming -- piggy banking off their lovin' it campaign they released recently and sort of playing on the seventy mental value of ads. >> charlie: i assume beyond the super bowl these ads can run for a while on television and other places on social media. >> absolutely. they use the super bowl as launch uppad. if you're release ago new campaign and product it's a good place to launch it. ettes a great place to start. >> charlie: thank you. go

real bomb, penguins "penguins of madagascar" really flopped. did not help the losses other earnings. larry rosenthal, another stock made news today, home depot. made news for the opposite reason. really good numbers. up 4%. you recommend it but isn't it too pricey right now? we're looking five years highs that are through the roof. >> we are, but it keeps on, as long as earnings continue to rise the price will remain relatively attractive. when you look at the economic expansion boeing on all over the place with good housing mixed housing, et cetera, et cetera, we're starting to see more people continue to expand. patios, porches, fences, all that kind of stuff. home depot will be beneficiary. looking at overall economic barometer of home depot, the opportunity is still in front much us down the road. i think prices will still continue to rise. so buy on dips. david: we have a biggie. this is one we're waiting for. hewlett-packard, the numbers are out. cheryl casone, how do they look? >> here is what we got. they have a slight earnings beat est

charge, the company announcing a $57 million charge on the disappointing results of penguins of madagascarit a challenging year, he expects this year to be break even or better. in the meantime, the company's digital business is growing. it's now breaking out a new media segment. the company also announcing a $185 million deal to sell also leaseback its campus here in glendale, california. melissa? >> julia boorstin, thanks for that. >>> now dreamworks is one of the stocks that rises dramatically whenever there is a whiff, a rumor of it potentially being taken over. with the decline is there more pressure on the management? >> there is more pressure on the management. i don't see if they are looking to sell this. i'm not saying that they have any sense that they are. they are not selling from a position of strength. we have seen a few times where there have been talks, fell apart, nothing. they did poorly. the stock traded down. here we are in the pattern again. >> they have to get costs under control. they have to make movies a lot cheaper. >>> jcpenney shares rallied. some are betting th

dreamwork, we'll see what they say about the penguins of madagascar, and hewlett-packard with their new and to help them. so that's going to be interesting as well. so there's a lot to follow here going into the close. liz: indeed, absolutely. dreamworks expecting a loss of more than $3. it's a tough time for a company that we all certainly know and go to see their movies. keep it here for full coverage of those earnings results after the bell from hewlett-packard and dreamworks animation. david asman is going to bring you at numbers and market reaction along with me, can't miss it. we'll be right here. there's no bridging, we're just all the way through, powering through. >>> recovery or no recovery? that's the question. today the s&p case shiller home price index released the december 2014 housing data. actually, the report showed a month-over-month increase and a year-over-year increase of 4.5%. the month-over-month was a little more incremental, but none the less, the state of housing remains mixed. the trend toward big city living versus apartment living and representing has weaken

they are the royal dogs of madagascar. this is french for cotton. in show? >> of course. >> you caught yourself there. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> let's bring on the next one. falco is a wire haired. >> you can see it. you can see that in him, but he has the wire coat that came several generations ago from the german wire-haired pointer. they are great hunting dogs. >> how old is this dog? >> 18 months. >> he's about as big as he is going to get? >> yep. >> he is beautiful. thank you very much. we appreciate it. this next one will make us flash here. this is a commend or. >> they are a working dog and protect the flocks. they look like one of the sheep. this corded coat is part of that protection and disguise. this is chauncy. >> how old is chauncy? >> he will be 6 in may. >> we are not going there. >> it's about the dog. in dog years. thank you very much. >> thank you, chauncy. >> next up we have la dida. >> they haven't changed, but they have more coat. >> this is a make up artist in burton and he lives this dog every day. >> i love the

they are the the royal dogs of madagascar. where a bunch of people like adrian supported the breed and got it recognized. >> the columbus of its breed. >> with a dog like this how many lint rollers do you have at your house? >> i have one on every surface. >> when you brush her she has fur. >> you're not going to need a lint roller. >> this is chicho. this is the miniature version of the sholo but no coat. >> on the coldest day of the year like today -- >> he has so many clothes on when we go outside. >> lilu, we don't want to forget about you. >> great herding dogs. very serious working dogs. >> where do new breeds come from? do you guys work these out in the lab or what? >> there's a lot of breeds around the world. there's probably 400 or so recognizable breeds around the world. they have to get to this country, there have to be enough of them, need geographic distribution and they need a parent club that advocates them in the country. >> they're beautiful dogs. >> when does it start? >> saturday with agility the second annu